The Quebec chronicle, 3 mai 1919, samedi 3 mai 1919

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ABOUT TURN.Ottawa, Oat, May 2\u2014After a few preliminaries the Commons spent a dull afternoon considering the Banksuptcy Act in Committee.In the evening Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux caused an animated debate by bringing\u2019 up in connection with the estimates of the Port Office Department his proposal covered by a formal resolution which was discussed earlier in the sess on that newspapers and other i publications should publish the names \u2018of their directors, shareholders, etc.His remerks were based upon estimates covering mail services.Mr.Lemieux criticized the attitude of the press at the last general clec- tion and said that it was not an un- umn! thing in Canads jor newspapers to sail under false colors.Asked by Mr.Hocken if he wanted the House to understand that there had heen cor- | ruption, Mr.Lemieux replied that corruption was too mild a term.He LEMIEUX SCANDALIZED THAT AT ONE GIVEN, : ; , DATE BEFORE 1917 ELECTIONS ALMOST ALL +» THE LIBERAL NEWSPAPERS MAKE RIGHT: .CIZES OF THE PRESS Sir Sam Hughes had recently made similar charges against the press and the Government had not denied them.He asserted thet speeches on the Gove erament side of the House are given more \u2018space in the newspapers than Opposition speeches and declared that \u201cthe country desires à free and un- | trameled press.Ottawa, Ont, May 3\u2014Dr.Blake, of Winnipeg, asked the Govermment in the House this afternoon, whether [it was correct that the peace treaty t could contain provision for an inter- ; national eight hour day.THE AFTERMATH OF MAY DAY RIOTINGS Paris, May 8.\u2014(Havas)\u2014It was asmounced of poliee hesdquerters dusing the day that 438 policemen hid been injured in the riots Thursday: Twelve of \u2018them were said to have been wounded severely.The persous arrested during the disorders of yesterday numbered one hundred and ve and those taken into eumtody wéll be tried by the mikitary œuthorities.Twenty-fve bave been allowed.to give bail 1 Nothing frown of the identity of the slayer of the young mrechamic Lorne.The Socialist newspaper populaire stys a policeman in plain clothes fired the shot that killed the youth.The Parliamentary Socialist group mt à meeting today adopted a resoiu- tion protesting againet the attitude of the police in the May Day observance yesterday and decided to present a collective question on the acts.of the Government It was announced later on behalf of the Government -that the Government would accept the question and would answer it before Tuesday.Cleveland Prepared Cleveland, Ohio May, 2-\u2014It decame known today that Federsi troops with two machine guu companies equipped with motor trucks were mabilized just outside the city yester- | day in readiness to suppress any dis order resulting from the socialist May Day demonstration, in the event the police proved unable to cope with it Goveroment authorities incensed | over the socialist demonstration and j display of red flags which precipitated yesterday's riots, today were considering steps to deport every foreign born person who participated on the «ide of the rioting eement Joseph Ivantyi.38 shot three times | Hon.Mr.Row replied that the Government expected to have the Prexe A the treaty very shortly and might be able to give the anpwer on | Monday.| Hou.Mr.Ballantyne, ter of Marine and Pisheriez, reply to a question askted by Mr.Sinclair yeste: by a policeman in rioting last night, i died in 3 hospital this morning.The , undmown man who was shot yester- j day affernonn was identified today i as Samuel Pearlman, ; Swift justice was meted out today {in the cases of mdicals arrested dor- said it was 3 scandal that at one given | day, said that the number of active 0 their lots.Police Judge Howells date before the elections in Canada in 1917 the whole of the Liberal Party's press with a few exceptions made a right-about turn.He mentioned the London Advertiser as one of the few | remaining ¢roe in Ontscio.He said what di the public and made the public apprehenmive, was that at service ratings i the Candin on Novembtr 13, was, men, 4,700: vetat.5,408.On April 15, 1020, the nmfber tas: officers 200, men 1,758 total 1,970 a The total number ilizad tion was being carried on as rapidly to April 15, was: 3,400.Femobil -, imposed \u2018the severest sentences al- + lowed by law the first offender up T7771 being given two\u2019 sentences of $200 and costs and six months each for assauit- ing a policeman and a citizen.Plead Guilty Montreal May 2\u2014The six prisoners who were arrested during the parade the mme time Sir Clifford Sifton and | as possible, priority.hang given to yesterday for distributing circulars MecKenzie and Mann were closed in in the Chateau Laurier and were rushing thréegh a Canedian Northern deal.\u2018 .Me rred to, Mr Hocken as not only img editorials in the Ogange Sentinei againet the French-Canedians and the Roman Catholics at the \u2018ag election.but preaching sermons in the pulpit, invoking the aid of the Lord te is power the masters of the \u2018adérinietration Sir Josoph Flavetle, Sir Clifford Sifton and MacKenzie and ann.Mr.Sinclair declared he would net Mike to eay that the press was mer- Wenary.At the same time there had been some very sudden conversions @hich should have besn more clearly explained.Last election there was a *slush fund\u201d available to any newspaper in Nova Scotia which would ublish Union propaganda\u2019 in its edi.trial colomns.A guod many y'elded rd accepted the money.Mr Sinclair understood that the \u2018slush fund\u201d was not confined to Nova Scotia.He was tald that it was com- n throughout the Dominion.It ould be very imeresting to know where the \u201cslush fund\u201d came from and how much i amounted to.Hon.N.W.Rowell, in defending tite integrity of the press said that the almost unanimous support which the press gave the Government at elec.dia time was due to the fact that the \u2018newspapers were s'anding for the.prin ciple .of conscription in which they believed.They had shown fidelity to a higher public purpose.As for Government advertising, which Mr.Lemieux had attacked, Mr, Rowell degiured thut the expenditures was in every case justifiable.He be lieved it to be the duty of the Government in times such as these to keep the public fully informed as to its various activities.AN newspapers, he said, had been treated alike.As to Mr.Lemieux's propose] the Minister stated that the Government was lookeng into the matter and 8: i lon might be taken before long.men who enlisted early in the war.Mr.Nicholson called the attention of eke Minister of Militia: to tie, fact that Canadisns who enlisted in the Imperial Army are being discharged ; in England with no means of rezurn-; :img to Canada.: | Major-General Mewburn plied that fen days ago he req the | and peddling rosettes appeared before Recorder Semple this morning.when four of the accused pleaded guilty and were o-dered to pay the court costs.The two remaining defendants entered : plea of not guilty.and wil fight\u2019 their cases on Mav éth, to which date a made remand was QUES | Overseas Minister of Militia to make Those arrested were Simon Nel- 1 Arrangements with the War Office bash, of 8 Vercheres St: Moses ! for the repstristion, at the expense of Sorker of 2030 Cartler Street; Herthe Dominion Government of all Ca- mine Bosteryeres, of 1322 St.Lawnadians in the Imperial Army, | rence Street; Abraham Fruit.of 1358 The House then continued its con- Clark Street: George Mendeleson, of sideration of the Bankruptey Aët in 17 Prince Arthur Street and Bernard committee, Hon.Hugh.Guthrie.Sapper, of 618 St.Lawrence Streetagreed to eliminete that portion of Bosteryeres and Fruit are the two i to the approval of the courts.clause 14- which provides for the appointment of trusf companies as trustees without compelting them to give security.clause was amended, therglore.requiring security from trust companies as well es other organizations and persons appointed as trustees.Major-General H.H.McLean pro» tested against the control of insolvent estates being left absolutely to of- fic'al trustees.He thought this would work out as a hardship in such a province as New Brunswick, where chartered accountants were few in numbers.Small estates would be burdened with heavy expense.His up to -quarters value of an e tate should be given the right to appoint a trustee, - .Mr.D.D.MacKensie said the experience of Nova Scotia was that owing to abuses they had to revert to official trustees.They had thé enperi- ence of fictitions accounts being made out by creditors in order to give them the voting power.Mr, Guthrie mid in answer to a | question that in England trustees were appointed by creditors subject Mr.W.S.Loguie suggested that small estates might be handled ae General McLean suggested and the larger estates by the officlat trustee.On the suggestion of Mr.Guthrie sections 3 to 20 were sRowed to - Speaidey iste how, D.D.Mac.Kensie, Opposition Larder, said thet \u201cMOTHER'S DAY\u201d - will coun be hore\u2014Romembee thie yonre date : Sunday May 19¢h view was that creditors who owned | who are contesting their arrest., The threats that Bolshevig litera.\u2018ture wil be distributed fhroudeast over Montreal are made bv Mr.Fra- \u2018 ser Chairman of Socialis Conference here He says next week will be a red week here.SERIOUS DISORDERS DISTURB MADRID Madrid, May 3\u2014(Havas)\u2014Ten persons were killed, sixteen seriously injured and a large number slightly wounded in disorders arising from demonstrations of protest against the high cost of fiviag in the pro- vine of Tarancon on April 28.There were several clashes between gendarmes and civilians on the previous day and in the evening the Goreraor decided to reduce the price of food twenty five percent.The following duy,.however, the merchants were selling provisions at the old rices.Crowds pillaged the stores.y were charged by gendarmes and revolver shots were exchanged.The disorders contituad into the night with numerous violent street battles between the gendarmes and the public.ORGANIZING LARGE STAFF STAFR OP VICE-CONSULS Omsk, Siberia, May 1\u2014In prepars- tien for a possible breaking through of the Siberian army into European Russia, the American Consul-General, Mr.Harris, is organising a staff of vice consuls to be distributed at important points.In Bolshevik Russia there are mo American consuls ex- ept those in Bolshevik prisons at Moscow.Roger C.Tredwell, the American const at Tashknet, Russian Twrkestan, recently was re-imprisoned by the Red Guard after having been released temporarily while counter revolutionists occupied the city.mn rt tré stand for the present.They were different sections he stated, and should be given carsial consideration by the mewhers of the committees Gelore Being gnocté.v US, MAY S KON À REAL FACTOR I ATLANTIC FLAT CREW OF NAVAL AJR STATION ARRIVES AT TREPAMEY BAY a a \u2014\u2014\u2014 St.Johns N@é May $.\u2014The United States Navy became -a'resi factor in tre contest fer trans Atlantic figé bonors when the mink layer Aroastook flying the Sta: sad Stripes dropepd anchor in Bribieh waters at Trepassey Bay.It ; où board the crew of the naval aie station which will be maintaines as tre base for the American flying beats.Toe arrival of the &roostook with the bint # brought &f the carly arrival of the American maval seaplanes for their start on the trans-Atlantie flight caused no noticeable concern to Harry Hawiker Australian, and Captain Frederiek 'P.Rayuham, his British rival éor she trip in their land Planes.Heid on the ground by coztinuance of unfavorzble confitions, they read of the selection of Trepassey Bay as the United States flight base and professed no anxiety ower the possibility of being out dese in their overseas mee \u201cThe nancy boats, of the.Usited States Navy must get here first\u201d commented Raynham in speaking of the prospects for the Havys N Cplanes.\u201cThea they must fly to the Azores.Whether we call Portugal or England t'eir finish line the stops they make will involve time, I think either Hawker or I can give them three days and beat them to Englaad if they follow anounced plans.\u201cIf we are held here un the Americans arrive at Trepassey Bay or even at the Azores, we should àtil) be able to get across before them.As the honor of the f-st crossing overshadows the London Daily Mail's prize\u2019 dor which Hawker and I are racing I am sure neither of us will decline the issue if ¢oq Americans set out from here whether stormy or fair.Inadequate sirdrome faclitics have contributed largely to the delay in the Australian and British aviators start, they asserted to-day.This condition as been due to the topography of the country.Adverse weather at sea has held them up mainly, but several lulls have offered chances for safe passage only to find them locally \u201cwind bound\u201d Level ground derc | Aller.À ; abouts is so limited \u2018that neither emperatres: Raynhams nor Hawker's airdromes Min.Max are located in \u201cfour directions\u201d fly.[Calgary .26 56 ing fields but are in restricted stretch.| Edmonton .34 40 es permitting runs in only two di-! Swift Current .42 52 rections.The American flying boats | Parry Sound .36 # with their ability to rise from the | London .0 5 water in any direction will not be | Toronto .\u2026 42 50 thus handicapped it was said Kingston .47 4 Wind and weather: conditions over | Ottawa .46 50 the Atlantic were reported today about | Montreal .46 58 as good as could be hoped for.To | Quebec .38 #4 the north and south were reported ! St.John .36 4 snow and fog respectively, but vith | Halifax .28 42 afternoon start the fliers could have slipped between the areas it was stated.Once more it was a focal \u201cheam wind\u2019 sweeping across thelr fields that prevented Hawker and Ravnham from getting ander way.The mail which is schedhied to he carried by Hawker and Raynham was today declared \u201cclosed\u2019 because a\u2019 tte increasing f:roportions t is assuming, Postmaster J.Alex.Robinson refused mvre of it, for \u201cenough lefters have heen sent here already to sine à dreadmaught' he said.Both aviators have protested at the sire of the mail thev have heen asked to carry.Only officials letters which have the apporval of the fliers themselves wil be accepted for.delivery, it was announced tonight.NAVAL TERMS.Do Not Provide for Sinking of Larger German Ships\u2014 BQ SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1919.A CLUE FOUND TO BOMB CONSPIRACY PURCHAGERS OP PAFER COV- JENS CAN NOW BE TRACED ' THROUGH MANUPACTURER.New York, May 8\u2014Federal and po- fice investigators of the nation-wide bomb conspiracy to assassinate prominent men expressed the opinion today that they had found a clue that might lead to the discovery of the conspirators, when they learned the identity of the manufacturer of the peculiar designed paper with which the boxes containing the deadly contrivances were covered.\u2018Their hope was further strengthened when they were informed by this manufacturer that not more than a few hundred sheets of the paper had left his stock and that he could furnish the police with a list of his patrons imo whose possession the paper went in sample lots.A raid on à \u201cmedical institote\u201d last night, quantities of explosive being found.led to reports that something tangible had been learned regarding the May Day conspiracy but reti- cense concerning the report was @b- served by the investigators.Bombe Explodes.Brownsville, Pa, May 9\u2014An e=- plosion, believed to have bees caused by a bomb placed in the office of Burgess Charles H.Storey, wrecked the municipal buildings and broke the windows for several blocks in the business district here early today.The damage is estimated at many thousands of dollars.A score of prisoners, trapped in the jail in the basement of the building, a three-story brick structure, which collapsed over them, were rescued by firemen.Policemen and agents of the Department of Justice said that they believed the explosion was an anarchist May Day plot.Good Gloves For Present Wear The choice of gloves we offer have no runners up in their variety of selection.Here are smart, well-fitting gloves for every ocossion.With the Sweaters on the first floor.Open Saturday Night Toronto, May 2\u2014 The disturbance which was over \u2018Lake Huron last night has moved eastward to Quebec with diminishing energy, causing showers (rom the Great Lakes to the Maritime Provinces.Showers have also occurred ia Saskatchewan and ed SATURDAY SALE 24 Daze Ene Biss Tuber $3.00 a Dozen.$1.50 Half Dozen.25¢ Ea.h Engraved and Cut Glass Water Jugs and Lemonade Jugs, $3.35, .$3.75 and $4.25.All one price Saturday: $2.00 Prepare for the Summer days by purchasing Glass Ware during this Special Sale.Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: Moderate winds; fair and comparatively mild.Ottawa Valley and Upper St.Law- : rence: Moderate west to northwest winds: fair; not much change in temperature.Lower St.Lawrence Moderate wes.temperature.Gutf and North Shore: Moderate southerly to westerly winds: showers in some places.but mostly fair and mild.Maritime Provinces: Moderate southwest and west winds, showers in some places, but mostly fair and mild.Lake Superior District: Northerly to easterly winds; cool, showers at night.Manitoha and Saskatchewan: Cool with showers.Alberta: Showers in many places, Hat partly fair and cool.î Paris, May 3\u2014The naval terms to be embodied in the Peace Treaty with Germany which finally have been commleted, do not provide for the sinking of the.larger German warships.The disposition of these vessels is left to be decided upon later by the Allied and associated powers.| It is felt that the final disposition of the enemy ships is purely an inter- Allied question and not one for inclusion in the treaty, which provides | only for the surrender of the vessels | to the powers which will decide their ultimate fate.This action is regarded se indicating that the warships will not be sunk or destroyed.After the enemy ships are divided among the Allies each power will decide on the disposition of its own quota.The general impression here is that the French and Itslisns will retain their share and incorporate the | vessels In their present fleets, while the British end American tendency incfines to the destruction of their GOMPERS NTS UP, New York, May 9\u2014Bomue! Gompars, President of the American Fedsation cf Labor today sat wp for the News Index | Page.À Telegranhic News .vensass Latest Telegraphic, Cable and Loesl News .ooienninine Editorial; Press Comment .In And About Town .Latest Sporting News .s\u2026.Telegrephic News Telegraphic Nows .At The Theatres .su Telegraphic News .\u2026.10 Telegraphic News .Telegraphic News .Telegraphic News .18, Shipping News \u2026.\u2026.14.Financial amd Commercial News.15 Sociai and Peteonal; Reminiscences of the Past .+ eee 16 feat time since Bu when he tas Linés Building ony ot ass ie .ALAN EY Qe .tans any m\u2014\u2014 bes) MICKEY comin .- v Sale begins Saturday May 3rd, at 8:00 a.m.Goods will be displayed in our large Show Window on Friday Evening and Saturdayterly winds; fair; not much change in \u2014 G.SEIFERT & SONS Jewellers, FABRIQUE Opp.City Hall, 16 ST.aad oat ot A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 I \u2014\u2014 OO EEE WY RGM Wm PB SERVICE SHOW #4 STATION F RCOM 143 8ST.PETER STREET He All Ford models always kept in stock.Also pennine FORD te te ey PRUNEAU @& CO.: SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR QUEBEC AND DISTRICT.ci LA xn ie.036 RL n a a parts, accessories, etc.SL TH ET TOS RS A LO SES III LL 4 Office .6311 Phones | resdonc.3430 The Walter Sk>r79 Go, sad Ceneral Contractors W.SHARPE, _ Managing Director. pe oi Es 1.\u2018 ne Wai Ves! bid : BAY Xp, 8 ME 4 Men's smart Tell Hgts at Tan A pol quay Fat in fo om nly ! LESTE ERED dresser world care to wee.PS \u2014.és me.\u2018have discovered a besutifal Hat which we can sell at the Jow ~ price of $3.50, This Hat is made of the finest all Wool felt, in | they are shown In the cmartest étyies and the quality $350 % Le super-excellenl yet ho price it g8ly \"eur eric , VR) BEHIND et a a Ps M MOYEMENT | gratos rue pd oe now REFORMERS OF INDIA.H you want to brighien Up yous! dese, \u2018at the lowest pomible cost, come here for your .Wallpapers.We have an assortment of patterns unequalled in town, and right through the range our prices are lower than those elsewhere.sue a.A eoraial acleokjon of patterns suitable.for hy 3 .in the house has been made and these ane \u2018belaw the ordinary values, to make \u201cLondon, Eng.May 9\u2014\u201cGopal Kris | MB \u2018Boa Golhale (1868-1015) was no less | | pre-eminént among the saner politi- | J cians of western India than Dutt and | Bose were among the Bengalis, although he really belongs to a younger | generation.It is interesting to-mote | shat he was 3 member of tho seme § | epoca afiresion rT rkadde caste of Chitpavar Brah- n .À remariable cate of CH phe A » 105, Wallpaper for .:.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Be | Saturda Specials in: Furniture revolutionary, leader, who Fgurer to ; ÿ : \u2018 1%6-and 12e Wallpaper for 20000 D J y t owlatt Commis- \" 1 #* Son Sharing to \u201cthe full the nobler | i i 18e Wallpaper for .+120 and 140 Saturday Bales of Furniture are attracting the they are worthy of., characteristics of that most political | i 9% Wallpaper for'.[PTT 18s Here ii ml re items which will be marked down yo Tn ay, s welling only.minded came onl FT i A 250 Wallpaper for .\u2026\u2026.BO .A Center Table in goidtn oak finish, » inches Lich, with à 18506h square top.Saturday's oe no trace of its characteristi prejudices \u201cThese are \u20ac of our price .\u2026.\u2026.0.200sa0ocnacaseuvue dassuasTreR 0200000 deusvencru0 css s00ssn 0 BA Ac 0000043600 U HU 20008 t to | fi ; senphes 7 Pi mot differences où creed, as com reduction.Foot Stool made of aiid oak, in timed fini, covered in bat Spams douter.Suterdey » FCO .v.scceroneecse nee ss 0n sense u sa cacm m0 000 s\u20260opeucuescecedson0us \u2014acccstsauess pared with devotion to the interest | To facilitate the buying of the Pp 3 : of India 2s a whole 5 : proper quantity of Walipeper, Table Bed in all white enameliod tron.©sturday's mie price coebedsinnendie nei S118 \u201cHis parents were poor, but not too | : bring the measurements of your Buffet in golden osk finish with low or high back.Saturday's ssle price .$18.00 poor to give him a college education | Mi | rooms with you.Then we _by which be profited to the utmost.He | [i showed special aptitude for the study | | of economics and served as professor | if IR ! } ré that subject and afterwords as principal in the Fergusson College at Poona, an institution where the teaeh- ers were expected from patriotic mo-.| tives to give 30 .years of streouoms pif.service for a bate living wage, One || of the two Senior ladian Wranglers, & came from thet.college as a asmdent.;§ and went cheerfuilsr.back ta it on those i fi.termeasetencher, luthe same patrio- À tic spirit Golchale himgell devoted.his - 8 holidays to collecting funds for the.college by begwiog excursions.In 1387 uf; he came to England to present the 1} - Indian case 28 a witness before the | Melby Commission and came well, on { jh it 1 | = | AIR Ee ee eect} ÈR BREE I= TEEN = = ' ë the whole, through the\u2019 trying ordeals of being severely heckled by expert.commissioners.In 1900 \u2018and 1001 he lg served as an elected member of \u2018the Bombay Legislative Council, and had | can properly estimates your needs, and there will de no wl iil FY mil pe Saturday\u2019 's sale price Saturday's sale price .dersasse sec nese recente .cer 1 Piece Bodeoun St, consti of be, dromer, dramine sola with two cushions © 3 Piece Chesterfield Set, consiating with good tapestry.large armchair and rocker to mateh, cov ered in & very nice tepestry.Saturne sale prise eee ae dan era caca 0 agua a 198050010000 000 9 Pioco Diving Roca Bet [n Gaiden cuk or formed finiah Gotardeÿ's sale prise ow.Very fine Dining Rooul Set of 10 pieces, in duil finieh, slid walnut.Sasusdagr's sale pice $215.00 Dining Roow Table in golden oak finish with round top and pedestel.Setardey \u2018a sois price $13.50 5 Piece Parlor Set with mahogany polish, covered with green sifk.Setowrdey\u2019s sale price.$38.00 Dress Qt ET er ik 3 Pio Bedroom Su, consieing of dreams, chiflemiee and dowsing tablé \u2018ia mabogent secremrsacercecanserarrasn table, diifforetts, * Sia walnut.~ 08 tesco ecan sourate vas on\u2019 seat, ME hock apd arms, with Saturday's ssle price.vee STRIO er price .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.sosssac0s raccscssec eut sacseccn ce some very lively passages of \u2018arms with the official members.In 1902 he | 0 became a member of the Viceroy's Council, and thenceforth, having completed his term of service at the Fer- | gusson College, he gave himself up en- titely to such public life as was possible in India.Tn 1908 he was elected president of the Twentieth National | Congress, which met at Brnares.and in the following year he went to Eng- : land on a lecturing campaign.\u201cHis collected speeches published in his lifetime by Matesan & Co., of Madras, are a storehouse of informa- i tion and models of lucid and cogent reasoning, addressed in many cases not to crowded and admiring: audiences, hut to powerful and more or tess hostile critcs.It was no easy matter to measure swords with Lord Curzon in the legislative council, or to defend the boycott of English goods before a Manchester audience.A Small House of Commons.\u201cJt was probably with special ref- À Georigettd, \u201cSwink Läwn, a erence to Mr.Golchale that Sir Guy || Jabot 2% styles, aleo rol Lyle, PMeetwood Wilson, then fimance mem- |i We \"Terooag \"ui ber of the government, made the fol- Jif.lowing observations: \u201cAll of a sudden | {ji à there durst upon ladia a really repre- [Hf 2° up.sentative body which represented the opinions of educated Indians .It JH was ready a small House of Commons, À composed] of men who were extraord- J isnrily hasd-workiog.The mindiof on} 4 Todian will assimilate knowledge very! M styles.= and white, wiiite and buff, Novelty Spring Neckwear There are always new things to be seen at our Neekwesr Counter.Coming in plenty from various makers as fast as they originate new Ladies\u2019 Neckwear, Crepe de Chine, Crepe and Satin, in shawl and trimmed with lace osuI pus.oe Ladies\u2019 Pique Vout.Special.each.Raching in Ohifton, plain or with colored edge, sil the latest shades in black and white, | for Saturday : Special a pair rose pad white, .-80e Ladies\u2019 Lisl Best Values In Spring Gloves Perfect fitting Gloves of every description are here in abundance to please any Woman.We.not only have thd best variety, but our eon- nections with the leading Glove Manufacturers ennble us to offer values unobtainable else where.As examples we.quote the following values Ladies\u2019 \u2018\u2018Niagara Maid'\u2019 Silk Gloves, in black, white, tan, nevy, light grey, dark grey, taupe, ete.in all sises from 6 to 8.These Gloves havé double finger tips, with two buttons.ceria Bonnin 008 * Ladies\u2019 Heavy Silk Gloves with double tip fingers, and two dome buttons, made in Canada.Niagara or Keyser made, in black, white and all wanted colors, all sizes.At $4.26 and $4.50 Idies\u2019 All Silk Gloves with three pearl dome buttons and faney euffs, colors &re black, white, grey.and tay, all sizes.A pair.$2.00 e Thread Gloves with two dome \u201d Pleated Rudhing i in \\ Crepe \"Georgette or Nett, | Pritons, colors are black, white, grey and tan, rapidiy, their receptive capacity hs ; , A » $7 good, and it is really a very serious | Lo Special at, ayad .$1.28 all sizes.Special, n pair F.0.80¢ matter to crosy swords with them q\" Indian opisien is an opinion ® ng eo Sh ne pinion Pi \u201cIll brown and navy.Worth #2.sible respect.It is à very senportant | item in the administration of Tadia | Ostrich Feather Boss, in Alice, natural, Special at 000000000005 25 and #75.».-$t40 | At « pair .\u2026 Ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves, in small and 6, real French Kid Gloves with two buttona, | #1.50 to $2.00 quality, in black, white and navy.sizes only, 6% vo Three Rare Values In Men\u2019s Boots It has seldom been our good fortune to come across today, for much léss than their values.Our shoe buyer has seen 50 years\u2019 experience and declares that only seldom has he been able to strike so good a bargain with the \u2018makers.\u2019 Men's Brown Calf Laced Boots with Neolin soles, sizes 5 to 10.Sale price a pair .FS $4.79 Men's Black Calf Laced Boots with Neolin soles, sizes 6 to 10.Sale price « pair FR 000000 $3.79 Balance of à line of Men's Black Calf Laced Boots with leather soles, not in si sizes.Gale price a PRE ores 0 \u2018 Boot-Laces 15c a Dozen We bought at a very low prive a very .y large quantity of Mohair Boot Laces, which d we are now sble to sell below the cost of bed now, thoaght it used not to be.Tts riticienes of flnaacia) transections are of the gravest and soundest claracicr | very often and it becomes daily more | A important for a Finance Minister to W be perfectly sare of his ground in deal-, i | ji ing with them.\u201d \u201cIn his native Province, and not | there onfy, he will perhaps be pee | rementbered as the founder of the.Servants of India Society'\u2014reminding ome in some respects of the Salvation Army, but aiming not so much at personal salvation as at the salvation of the Motherlamd, Its character There - is a demonstration of Magic Baking Powder now going on in our Grocery Department.B You are respectfully invited to come to this department and taste for M yourself the cakes which are made with Magic Baking Powder.Our | lady demonstrator will give you all | the particulars and information you need re the use of Magic Baking Powder::.:° vows which a candidate for member.| I ship is required to take.| \u201c(a) Thet the country will always | A 1 1b.tin of Magic Baking Powbe the first in his thoughts, and \u201che.der, 3%c.; 844 Ib.dn, 78; os he give te et worries Ee ot ul tin rase caen pee .is in &i Extra Creamery Butter, 1 Ib.65e \u201c(b) That in serving his country he will eck no personal sdrantage | Dairy Butter, per 1b, .sec or himgel A Pure Lard, 80 1b.\u201c(c) That he will regard af In- UH ure pail nr deat as brothers, and will work for I Mapie-Burter, pes 18.Me the advancement of all, without dis- | Beans, ounte tigction of caste or creed.| Heins Peck and 18 2 (d) Time he will be content with | tin, 8 cas for.020000000000 such provision for himself and his || Kl 20 ounce tin, § cans for .48c family, ¥ he has any, as the society | [if may be able to make.He will devote 30 ounce tin, 8 cans for .Bic no part of kia energies to earning | | money for hiruself.i \u201c(e at he will lad i \u2019 .on sie : pare per- i 6 cans for .sodevesssnesuce vo \u201c(f) That he will engage in ne.quarrel wath ro.| 18 cans for .arenes ns \u201c(2) t Shs\u2019 will always Weep in X's Linch Tangly, + 1 oS see s of the ety.th cand.bg Been wutch over i due À he ve, ag ah he \u2018oan 5 nor lm vance its work.He will never Canada\u2019s Pride Tomatoes, por 1 anything which is inconsistéat w, the objects of the society\u201d \\ \"MICKEY folie Canada\u2019s Pride Raspberry Pre- seresy, per Sc; Scrawherry, tin, Pers herry, per + Fieur de Lis brand Peas, per da .anecsttesns0u0es ollie Wax Beans, per lb.18¢ Refuge Beans, per 1b.19 Washin Prepared Coffee, per tin 38\u20ac and 9110 a Huot's Cotes, Per 1b.This Coffee was awarded the three fisst prizes in Paris, Graham Flours, per 5 1b.bag sc Hirondelle brand Vermivelli, Macaroni, 18 ounces package, in latter form, per package eens A Guiding List For Grocery Buyers People's Mixed, Jelly Rice, Creme Longe, Aux Oeufs, Victor, Seed Lunch, and Mikado Biscuits, per Ib.2.aassscccuv00 20 Le Soleil, Social Tea, Ginger Wafers, Vanilla, Pine Apple Sandwich, Fig adic, and Rice Biscuits, per Ib, .arian.B8c Oure Whip, which will cause all kinds of cream to whip properly; use 3 teaspoonful to every cup of 2 per bottle 5c Ice Cream Powder, per box.15c Rock Salt for making Ice Cream.18 Ibs.for .socsessscun 108 \u201c Crystallised Jap Jellies in assorted flavors, per Ib.\u2026.\u2026.20 per 1b.package, Mes per 1 pound package .brune sa ares Black Tes, Le vee rere.0800 Black Stadacona Tea, which ean Yelow Cornmeal, per § pigs.86e Good Health brand Flours, per 8 Force, par B pashages .Me \"Grape Nuts, per § pachages, 7c asabuessioceuss Rice Fiours and Orouné Rise, por lb.packages, 8 phgs.for.\u201cls, Stadacona Japan Tes, cin, 00s [bottle Wagetall Raspberry, 7 ib.pail, $109; por Oo pail 61.9 Red Plum, per 2 Ib.pail .81.% | be used with Japan Tes if desired, re MT WR per lb.AT ne abc saassscsneceus essessencns 0.90 ; rand Preserved Cream of Wheat, per § phgs.47c ro per tin 87¢ Big fix Cereal, per 8 pkgs.476) Paars, por da.ste Gresngage Plume, pos tin 25e es PTIT EEE making.864nch Laces in black, wit | strong tags.Sele price per doe.Laces (be Ui Clearance Sale Of Ladies\u2019 Pumps $350to $7.Sale Price $2.49 & $3.79 Balance of the line of high grade Pumps and Oxfords, in Patent Leather or Dongola, in all zises, genuine ' $3.60 te $7.00 values Clearance Sule Pride 0.0.32,40 and 83.10 such a splendid lot of Boots for Men as we will sell here (| = in 5.iE A Ten Days Sale Of Neponset In most of the big stores in thy\" $1.00 a square yard: Our price bas always been loyer than that of \u2018A Good Corn Broom for 44c A marvelous sale of Corn Brooms starts here today.1f anything these Brooms are better than any we have offered in previous sales.Four Cord Brooms, guaranteed to be meds in brooms eon.Sale price, each .es 446 : sta KS ERR N Cas td Division otiyer deslers, and our latest price yard.Per te Dati ton days we oii terns of Noponset 4 the specials | At Only 79c 5 on Neponset, bus besa 860 4 94, make a special sale of 7 good pats United States, Neponset, which | originated in this eountry, mils at I N À + \u201ciles -wlio were looked after by the Gaptain Stewart was in all the big { METACANA ARRIVES WITH © SOLDIERS DEPENDENTS PIG C.P.O.S.TRANSPORT REDS OF CITIZENS THE HOMECOMERS.8:00 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY AFTERNOON WITH LARGE PASSENGER LIST MANY WAR BRIDES AND CHILDREN ABOARD -\u2014HUND- .a.ARRIVED IN PORT AT AT DOCK TO GREET The transport \u201cMetagama,\u201d of the Ganad'an Pacific Ocean Services ar- Hved in gort about 8 o'clock yester- dy afternoon and docked at Shed 26 at the Breakwater.She had on board 499 cabin ang 1.138 third-class passengers, making a total of 1,625, included pmong whom were a large number of r-brides.The Metagama is the first transport to arrive here this season with soldiers and their dependents and & she nezeed the dock, the 5th C.G.R.Band grected those on board ith \u201cHome, Sweet Home,\u201d \u201cVive La grue and many other familar rs.2.Long before the arrivid of the ves- 1, hundreds of citizens lined the , sone having been there since Î o'clock.As the Me\u2018agame rounded he point at St.Joseph de Levis the whistles at the Davie Shipbuilding and Beir Company began blowing and \u2018were acknowledged by that of the »Metagama.Fiags were flying from every flagstaff around the harbor ano the only disagreeable feature of the a:rival was the drizzling rain.© Among those present to meet the ship were Pro-Mayor U, Gauvin, re- preséntimg the City of Quebec; Col.Marriott O.C.Canadian Clearing Ser vices: Major Jeffs, N.C., A D.M.Snmdarkation; Col.w.H.Delaney, -D.M.S., 5th Miltary District; W.H.Leonard, A.D.M.S.& T.and staff: Major Page, Chief Immigration Officer and staff; Comander Elliot, Shore Captain an assistant to the Generaj Manager of the \u20ac.P.O.S.; Mr, J.E.Fontaine, Port Agent; Mr.A.D.MeTier, General Manager\u2018 of the C.P.R.Eastern Rines; local repfesentatives of the var'ous railrcads, the Citizens\u2019 Recepton Comm'tee; General Landry, C.ath Military District; Salvation rmy Officers; the Reception\u2018 Comitice of tHE diff Gal worhen'fF Bocicties and\u2019 metoders of the V.A.D.7 The Quebpeers on the Metagama\u2019s \u20acib'n passefger dist were.the follow.ng: Captain V.S.Bennett, C.Q.N.Szrgt.Æornide, Cadet Cra:g and Mes A.G.Craig, Captain F.E.Ffinter, rs.Flégter and child, Miss F.M.\u2018Girdieri Captain Newman, Miss C.S* tt.Lieut.B Torrins and Mrs.Torri Captain E.G.Tremblay; Mrs Trembley and child.and Mr.W MWindharm: ;_- , .Thréé troop tring, one for Toronto, Mic for Vancouver and one for Winpeg, were in waiting tlongside the migration Buildings and within jAree hours after the arrival of the etagame the troops had been cleared ly Col.Marriott and his staff and put oard the trains to await their fam- Jiemigration officials, the trains pyll- g out for thuir destinations during the night.co : Amorig the cabin passengers were Brigadier-Gegerat H.Hill, of Niagzra Falls, Ont.accompanied by Mrs.31 and Miss L.Hill: Mr.Dudley Oliver, ni Montreal, who.as Manager the Bank of Montreal pt Waterloo ace, London, durizy the war took sbarge of the soldiers\u2019 accounts and Rime known throughout the whole nadian Army.accompanied by Mrs Oliver and child; Lieut.-Col.Rennie, of Hamilton, Ont.who was in com- ! got of No.2 Canadian General : ompital at Treport, France: Captain A.W.Otter Stewart.of the 1st Battai on, accompanied by Mrs.Stewart.Mmrtles of the war and helped to break the Hindenburg line, and marched into Cologne, Germany, with his bat tation just as the armistice was signed.free cabin passenger was Captain .C.Wilson.of Torontn, a member of the R.A.F., who was brought down in France by enemy gunfire and Mad both legs broken as well as one | tem.Captain Wigon.though on erutches.did not seem to mind his ina Juries much, smiling and chatting with bis feNow-passengers.\u2018AH the cabin passengers with the A of those for Quebec, reined on board the Metagame and .were scattered in \u2019 proceeded io Montreal last night at 9 o'clock.Women's Societies.Some 780 women and children as far as can at present be ascertained, were received by the Women's Reception Committee who having expected the Metagama to arrive at one o'clock had been prepared and waiting since that time.All the principal women's soc'etles in Quebec have two repre- sentawves on this committee and the work, which is wonderfully organized and was carriad out without a hitch, is conducted by them jointly.Thus the Salvation Army and Y.W.C.Aladies went to the dock to meet and direct the soldiers\u2019 wives, and the V.A.D.\u2019s accompanying them soon appeared with babies in their arme of which they had relieved tired mothers.At the entrance to the Clearing Depot the ladies of the Soldiers\u2019 Wives\u2019 League were stationed who had their hands very full in checking the hand luggage of hundreds of women and disposing of it in their own little fenced off area.To the right of the door is a {ree canteen run by the Daughters of the Empire and some twenty small tables nearby with cretonne cushioned chairs were suon filed with women, tired and hun- gy and very glad of a meal.Such vitildren as would consent to leave bieir mothers were taken by the helpers to the Rest Room in charge of the Red Cross and V.A.D.'s.After being refreshed by a tea consisting of sandwiches, bread andbutter, buscuits, tea, coffee, chocolate and bananas, to which the luxuries of cake and ice- cream could be added by paying for them, the women walking down the length of the great central hall in which all the reception took place, reached the desk of the imarigration officials where the necessary formali- t'es were complied with.Comfortablebenches with high backs run in long rows down the room.They are capable of seating many hundreds of people and were soon filled.The tired and :H women went to the Rest Room where their children were in most cases being cared for and fed with bread and milk and feuit.This Rest Room dese-ves a word of special mention, equipped as it is with every comfort for travel-worn mothers and tired bahies.A very long.narrow room, it is lined down one side with comfortable beds all ready for cases of: exhaustion.Down the other side are cretonne covered couches with bright cushions.In the centre of the room at intervals are tables and chairs and several writ'ng tables with stationery are at one end.A baby's cot was noticed at one end and children's toys diffezent places through the room.Opening out of this room is the nursery with babies\u2019 baths all ready for the infants, and here every detail has heen though: of.Towels and sponges.water heated to the right temperature, soap and powder, babies\u2019 clothes of ait kinds, babies\u2019 {ceeding bottles, rattles, toys and every thing the most pntted baby could possibly need.Here, too, are kept siores of clothing for women and babies, and any garments needed are given to them in this room, as well as stores of garments which are distributed to the Red Cross nurses in every trainload of soldiers\u2019 dependents There is no space to mention the scores of kittle personal arrangements made by the Red Cross, which must rive oùt new Canadan women a feeling that they have certainly come home.Such nice looking English and Scottish women they are; a very desirable class indeed of settlers, well dressed and well mannered.Nearly all of them have children and most of them have several, little pink faced girls, and babies fast asleep, maniy little boys wearing the kilt, and other little boys in sailor suits, one carrying a viokin and another just as tenderly staggering beneath the weight of a mandolin cme, they were all most interested in the proceedings.When one reached the Rest Room again it had become a nursery and hundreds of children played with dobls and teddy bears or slept beside their tired mothers on beds and couches, and V.A.D.\u2019s and Red Cross workers were busily engaged in keeping others from feeling lonesome.One set of beautiful triplets, al sleeping the st of the innocent and healthy was exhibited with pride, and off the next bed, possibly tess innocent or less healthy, was a pair of twind howling lustily with fer from them.The first woman to leave \u201c [ahtip to the well-equipped and staffed the ship, a pretty little English girl, was the wife of a Seaforth Highlander, the only case to be removed from the hospital upetairs.She expected to go doll the way to Vancouver, and had ~ +, \u2018 0 PORTO RICO GAINS UNDER DRY REGIME RECORDS FOR FIRST YEAR SHOW DECREASE IN CRIME INDICATE GENERAL PROSPERITY, sn San Juan, Porto Rico \u2014 The first year of prohibition in Porto Rico, the first prohibition island in the tropics, ended on March 2, and the most direct results are t6 be found in the police records.These are very in- cemplete, reports for the year ending last June being the latest available, ; \u2019 But according to the report of the insular chief of police, submitted to the Governor, covering the government.year ending with last June, and which containd but four prohibition mouths, there was a marked change in the police activities as a result of prohibition.A portion of the report says; : \u201cIn accordance with the new Or.| ganic Act, prohibition went into effect in Porto Rico on March 2, 1918.The difference in the number of arrests between this last fiscal year and the previous one is G17, and although there has not been sufficient time to properly estimate~the henefi- cial results from the there is no doubt in the mind of the insular police, but that prohibition is one of the most excellent and most beneficial laws that has ever gone iuto effect in the island.Its influence is being thoroughly felt throughout the island.There is every indication, and very strong ones, that imtoxica- tion, disorderly conduci and other similar crimes are lessening, due to its influence.\u201cThe increased attendunce in the cines, churohes and night schools and night lectures is tremendous.The peace and tranquility which are evi- dene of sobriety and decency have been extended all over the island, and I am positive that the coming year will show plainly and indicate fully and strongly that prohibition is a substamtial, hemeficial and moral law.\u201d There were fewer murders and homicides during the year than any year in the last six, there being 56 reported, against * 96 in 1912-1913.There were 64 in 1016-1917.But aside from the police statements, there is little evidence obtainable showing direct benefits derived from prohibition during its first year in the island, although many individuals who are in the habit of observing conditions throughout the island.say the benefits have been many .It will take several normal years before the results of prohibition may he determined, is the general opinion San Juan retail merchants have had the best year in their history, in most imstances, but this fact can be only partially accounted for by pro- hibitsion.Daring a large part of 1918 there was spent in \u2018military activities in the island approximately $1,000, 000 a month, and most of this was distributed at Camp Las Casas, near San Juan, ro that merchants received a large imerease in business from that.found Canada, from the dock to the Clearing Depot, quite up to her expectations.Some eight or nine vivacious women, several of wiom wre the long, swathing crepe ve'ls worn \u2018n France, proved to be from Bordeaux, and Paris, hound Sr Montreal and de- I'ghted to hear ther own tongue in a strange country.On the way across, n Y.W.C.Aworker, Miss Helen.did everything to make the journey pleasant, organizing concerts, helping to care for babies, starting story telling circles for the older children as well as en- qu'ring into the cases of material need oi their elders, and even procuring offers of hospitality for people with no definite destination.A very animated scene it was this afternoon, with a relieving touch of color in the uniforms of the work ers.The Women's Reception Committee in general wears a costume of sky blue linen, with white coMar, cuffs and cap.The V.A.D.'s weat their regulation one of grey, with white apron, collar, cuffs, flowing hezd dress and black and silver atmiet.Salvation Aemy girls wore their well- known dress, Red Crass workers wore a deep blue linen uniform with Red Cross on sleeve and cap.and Military nurses, Red Cross nurses, and regular hosp tal nurses wore the uniforms of their various units.The ladies who worked so hard and succesefvlly deserve great credit\u2019 for their organization.In Miss Perry, who was head of the similar work carried on in St.John, acting for the Government as à director of the work here, they have an adviser of experience and tact.Mes.Mattice is Chairman of the Women's Reception Committee, and all the important so- cleties have members on the executive.It may be of interest to mate thay.the rooms used in the Cleming Depot were furnished at great expense by the NationatY.W.C.A, ind that the Patriotic Fund finances the canteen.prohibition, : CP, A BAINS EAST AND WEST À DAY NEARER ANNOUNCES NEW LIMITED TANSCONTINENTAL SERVICE BETWREN MONTREAL AND VANCOUVER.> (Special to Thè Chronicle) Montreal, Que, May $ 1918 \u2014 Travel conditions in Canada particularly in gonnection with east and west business have improved 50 much since the declaration of the armistice that the Canadian Pacific Railway has {accepted to run commencing June 1.tA new daily limited express train, \u2018to be called the Trans-Canada Limited, connecting Montreal and Tor- ,onto with Vancouver, which will reduce the Transeon al trip to less | than four days and 'save 3 full business day to passengers leaving , Montreal or Toronto for Winnipeg, t Calgary, or Vancouver, In anaounc- ing the new train, {Canadian Pacific officials at Montreal'state that this is only a natural recognition of the growth of Canadian business amd i that this departure {fs jn line with the aggressive policy of the company.The train will be strictly limited, that is to say will have space for ! sleeping car passengers only.In ed- dition to the ordinary sleeping cars, compartment cars will run out of both Montreal and Toronto.The passengers from Toronto will be able to leave that city for Winnipeg at | 7.18 in che evening and be in Winni- ; peg at 9.00 a.m.on the morning of the second day.The Montreal pas- :senger can leave at 3.350 P.M.and the Ottawa passenger at 6.30 P.M.reaching Winnipeg at the same time.\u2018Calgary is reached on the morning of the third day, and Vancouver on i the morning of the fourth day.The ; trains in the reverse direcfion are ar- i ranged with \u20acqual convenience to the business man, vo that he can leave these cities east bound in the even.ivg.Thus a Toronto mun with business to do in Winnipeg could leave Toronto on Monday evening, spend a full day im Winnipeg and be back in Toronto at 1.30 P.M.on Friday The new train will be particalarly convenient.for tourists from the eastern cities of Camadn, and the United States, desiring @ teah the popular mountain resorts of the Canadien Pacific at Banff and Lake Louise.as these can now be reached by midday of the third day from Montreal or : Toronto.The indications are that the volume of American travel of i this nature, will be considerable, as Canadas part in the war attracted much attention, and sympathy from our neighbors south of the line, and there\u2019 is strong movement among Americns to get better acquainted with Canadian summer resorts.The new train will aiso be a great com.venience for passengers to the Orient who will be able to save a full husi.vess dav in connecting with the Canadian Pacific Empress steamers irom , Vancouver.The time schedules of the\u201d Trans.Canada Limited show a running of 92 hours and 15 minutes east bound from Vancouver to Montreal, and 93 hours and 30 minute: westbound from Montreal to Vancouver.The new train will not interfere with the running of the old Transecntinental trains No, 1 and No, 2 Mon- |treal to Vancouver, ard traine No.9 aud 4 Toronto and Vancouver.LOYOLA CAMPAIGN PASSES OBJECTIVE Montreal, Que.May $\u2014With a grand total of $288 218 reported tonight, the suceess of the Loyola College drive was virtually assured The gathering for dinner \u2018at the Ritz- Carlton was the closing of the campaign as far as the regular collections are concerned, but it was arranged that three full days of grace should | be given for winding up the campaign, and.judging from reports of team captains and other workers, the amonnts vet to come \u2018n should resuit in the drive going \u201cover the top\u201d with a libera! jump over th: three hundred thorsand objective.On Wednesday evening next there will be another gathering at dinner when the final reports will be handed in.COSTA RICAN EXILES.San Juan Del Sur.Nicaragua, May 2.\u2014Costa Rican exiles met and defeated a force of Costa Rican frontier guards on the Rio Frio, near the southeastern shore of Lake Nicaragua, on Thursday.The frontier guards retired after the light It is reported here that other revolutionists have begun an attack alang the border between Costa Rica and Panama.FEDERAL RAILWAY LAND GRANTS Blu Ottawa, Ont., May 8 \u2014 A return tabled in the House today shows that 91,371,843 acres of public land have been given to railway companies by the Federal Government sincc 1883.The return shows the grants made year by year.The largest wera bee tween July 1, 1900 and June 80, 1001, when the rallways were given 8,440, 0 acres of public land.DISSATISACTION OVER PEACE TERMS NONE OF HER TERRITORIAL CLAUSES GRANTED EXCEPT TO MALMEDY.Paris, May 2\u2014(By The Associated Press) \u2014The Belgian Delegation to the Peace Conference is expressing dissatisfaction over the terms of the preliminaries for peace as they affect Belgium.None of the territorial claims of Belgium has heen granted, except that for Malmedy, in Rhenish Prussia, a short distance south of Aix- la-Chapelle, the population of which before the war was largely Walloon.Malmedy will revert to Belgium.The territory on the left bank of tRe Scheldt River and Maastricht and the Limbourg peninsula are not men tioned in the terms.Of the $500,000000 atready mentioned as an immediate financial indemnity for Belgiuew, more than half the amount has merely been placed to Belgium's credit in Allied countries as part payment of war doans.No provision has been made for the recall by Germany of the six billion marks which were left in Belgium and are now lying in Belgium banks and vadlts, bearing no interest and unproductive, as the circulation of the mark in Belgium is not\u2019 permitted.\u201cThe amount of six bilkon marks represents virtually the total Belgian liquid assets,\u201d said a member of the Belgian Delegation today.M.Dela croix, the Belgian Premier, arrived in Paris this moruing, bringing a message of pratest from the Belgian Senate.He conferred with M.Hymans, of the Belgian Peace Delegation, who is expected to appear before the Council of Three to make representations concerning tbe terms granted Belgium.: China's Grievance.The Chinese Delegation to the Peace Conference issued a statement this afternoon with regard to the decision of the Council of Three concerning Kiso-Chau.The statement explains that the decision of the Conference virtually substitutes japan for Germany in Shantung and adds to the Japanese Railway rights in Southern Manchuria.The decision, thç statement says, gives Japan practical control of Northern China.The Chinese Delegation cannot but view the decision with disappointment and dissatisfaction, the communication concludes.German Cables.The disposition of the German Atlantic and Pacific cables is again before the Council of Three with some trospect of a settlement along new lines.This proposes that the cables shall be administered jointly by the five great powers until an international cable congress can consider the entire question of cables between the different countries.This plan is alternative to the German cables being heid as prizes of war by the countries which cut them, principaily Great Britain, France and Japan, some of the latter representatives stil maintaining the right to hold them as prizes of war.; : Credentials Examined.The credentials committee of the Peace Conference held a meeting today to examine the German credentials received at Versailles yesterday.There is not disposition, it is said.on the part of the Allies «c raise any questions regarding the competency of the Berlin Government to speak for the remainder of Germany.In the matter they are proceeding on the theory that the Berlin Ministry is the real German Government.Another meeting with the Germans on this question is improbable because the decision of the committee | regarding verification and adequacy probably will be communicated to the Germans in writing.Finace Commission.Versailles.May 2-(By The Assaciated Press).\u2014A meeting of tine German and Inter-Allied Finance Commission was held this morning at the Trianon Hotel.The German Delegation, numbering eight, arrived afoot, walking across the park ur der the escort of a French captain.The In- ter-Allied delegates drove from Paris in automobiles.The delegates embarked on a prolonged discussion, apparently a continuation of the negotiations at the Chateau Plessis Villette, at Senlis.near Compeigne.The German delegation included Bankers Warburg, Melchier and Strauss.SYLVIA PANKHURST WAS DISCHARGED London, May 2-\u2014Sylvia Pankhurst and Amelia Mahoney, who were arrested yesterday when women attempted to force and entrance into the House of Commons ina May Day demonstration in public court to day were ondered to give bonds for their good behavior.Neither would give the necessary bond and they remain under detention.ter, however, the magistrate discharged Miss Pankhurst and Mise BELGIUM EXPRESSES [THE LAST WORDS OF EDITH CAVELL BRITISH NURSE SAID THAT SHE EXPECTED HER SENTENCE, BUT WAS GLAD.London, May 1\u2014t BALE BINDER TWINZ PLANT.Kingston Penitentiary.SEALED TENDBRS addressed, St CAD CANADIAN LAUNDRY IMPORTANT QUESTION SHOULD HAVE WT ONE ANSWER, ACCORDING TO ARTICLE Why should laundrp work is Casada increasingly go to Chinamen?This question stiould have but one reply, because it is deme by them more cleanly and more economically thas by any other people who do this kind of work.Is this the correct reply Assurediy No.Judging from appearances of the goods upon delivery and from the laundry bills, there is litle or no dif- | ference in cost or iu cleanliness, while much can pe mid in favor of givipy the work to a laundry with clean, sanitary, modern equipment operated wholly by Canadian people.: 1 asked a woman recently the name of her launderer and the location of the laundry.She admitted that she did not know either but that her Chinaman called each week for the clothes and returned them correctly and promptly.She had never seen the place where her clothing was cleaned, and had no interest in this as long as they were returned all right The cost was much the same all over and it was such a bother to worry about it if it could be avoided.Most women affirm that their clothes wear out in an incredibly short time when scnt to a laundry, but they seem to be apathetic to think there is no remedy, no redress, so why remonstrate?We in Canada, in common with other nations that were engaged in the Great War, are facing.period of finan gal stress and the duty of Canadian me is to study with some degree of thoroughness every phase of economy in our bomes, the management of which is the business of the women at the head.Of the two constant squrces of expense, clothes and food, clothes loom very largely just now aad it is timely to discuss the subject of laundry.Garments sent to a laundry are | made largely of cotton sad wool, or a mixture of both.If in the clgan- ing of either of these washing soda is used and is not thoroughly rinsed from the fabric, the fibres will disintegrate.Tf in addition to this, a bleaching solution is used then, unless something is added at once to lineutralize the effect, the bleaching .solution which is commonly made up of .me and soda, will continue its | work of destroying the fabric.This | destruction does not appear uatil the garment is washed again, when it faits into holes.It is a commor thing to have a blouse washed with water in which : soap has been dissolved, rinsed and shen ironed.Perhaps in the ironing a small dark yellow spot or ring may develop.This will often.happen 1! the rinsing has not been thorough or if the action of the cleansing agent has not been neutralized.If the blouse is rinsed in cold water to remove the yellow spot, a hole will be the result.The reason is clear\u2014 the spot has been rotted by an alkali an dthe action of the heat has caused it to become yellow when the rinsing bas taken away the fibre wlich was really destroyed in the washing.How did our laundry work come into the hands of Chinamen, and since a large part of it is already there, is there no mens of compelling them to operate clean, senitary \"Inspector of Penitentiaries, Ottawa,\u201d and cadorsed, \u201cTenders for Binder Twine Plant,\u201d will be received until Monday, June 2, 1019, from parties desiring to purchase the following ; binder tvine anu Tope machinery: 1 breaker \u201cGoode.\u201d | 1 spreader \u201cLockwood\u201d apronhead | 3 spreaders \u201cGoode.\u201d 2 drawframes \u201cGoode.\u2019 t finisher \u201cGoode.\u201d 22 double spinners, or 44 jen:ies, \u201cGoode.\u201d 4 twine ballers (3 spindle).1 bobbin winder.1 tie cord machine, 3 pickers.1 ball roller.1 uprigin rope machine, 108 thread, | \u201cLockwood.\u201d .1 \u201cCorliss\u201d enginefi 138 H.-P.| 1 oil pump.1 oil tank, iron.Also large amount of spare parts, and repairs.The above machinery is in an excel- | lent state of repair, and may be view- td at the Kingston Penitentiary, Kingston, Ont.Terms of sale.CASH.Machinery is to be removed from Kingston Penitentiary before August ist, 1919.Papers inserting this notice without authority from the King's Printer, will got be paid therefor.(Signed) W.S.HUGHES, DSO., Inspector of Penitentisries.Department of Justice, Ottawa, April 17, 1910.My.3,10,17x3 (pet rt PLEARING 100 MINES EACH DAY FROM SEAS Loodon Mey 8.~\u2014The seas are being -irased of mines at the rate of Bout 20 à day according to tie British Admiralty.Operatises are chiefly confiened to the North Sea where great minefields were laid during the war and which will be à menace to pavigation until they are removed.1f 8 sufficient force can be obtained to carey on the work fishing grounds and trade routes it is officially ox- Lemons Whiten the Skin Beautifully! Make Cheap Lotion The juice of two fizsh lemuns strained into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white maices 8 whole quarter pint of the most remarkable lemon skin beautifier at about the cost one must pay for a smaii ja: of the ordiasry cold creams, Care shonld be taken to strain the lemon juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this to- tion Will keep fresh for months.Every woman knows that lemes juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan, and is the ideal skin softener, smoothener and beautifier, Just try it! Make up 8 quarter pint of this aweetly fragrant lemon lotion and massage jt daily into the face, neck, arms and bands.It chosié ne- inrally help to wiiteL soften, fresher, and bring out the hidden roses and besuty of any olin.It is wea derful for rough, red hande.Your druggist will sell pected will be olearad by the easly I + : PNR QURBAD CHRONNEA.or bogsakeeper.Ustil recent years this werk wer dons dy Canadian women in bomes and tn the city laundry.Then came Chinamen and mach of the labor This attitude is wrong.The clens- duty and the manner in whigh i is done is important, inasmuch es clean- health as does cleanliness of food.false ides that anyone could wash dishes and the intelligent housewife knows pow that it matters very much how the cleansing is done of the dishes in which food is to be cooked, and from which it is to be served of she linen in which we rest for one third of our life time?Can we afford to be indifferent to -the laundry surroundings from which these come or to the manner of cleansing they receive?There is a good opportunity for any mes ur women with small capital, to open up neighborhood laundries.I\" r this few people are required and not =; much space as would be needed fur à steam laundry.The essentials are power washer, gas, mangle, some stationary tubs, a dryer, and electric irons.The neighborhood laundry should guarantee to use only good soap and no chemicals or bleaching solution Yor cleansing clothes.The initial cost of equipment Yor a small laundry need not cost over five ppngred dollars aad, if this amount | ere frgred available, a smaller begin.| could te made until the required amount were possible.It à another opening for workers the work into what is in reality a good paying business that does not \u2018reqiire x farge initiil investment, PACING THE ISSUR.Great Care Will Have to Be Taken By Both Capital and Labar, New York, May 2\u2014Enthusiasm in judged and extravagant.Nations, like youths, when they have measured strength with opponents and won the victory, are roused to a consciousness of latent sbiities and in the moment of discovery tend to over-estimate their power.The discovery of our power and the successful issued of the recent struggle caused enthusiasts to prochim that America wil henceforth be industrially independent, word \u201cliberty,\u201d electrifies every American.It is suppused, however, that industrial independenc means self- sufficiency, or more freedom from restraint, or the possession of some subtile superior attribute which will Five us absoiute supremacy, the gtate- ment is greatly in error.No nation can de at once sek-suffi- cient and economically progressive.The chief source of national wealth consists «in the possession of excess satisfastions, and this wealth is to be realized only through the sale or exchange of these satisfactions to supply the wants of other nations\u2014that is to say, throug .economic relations with foreign countries.Durng the war the United States has had an excess o imilitary supplies because of the manufacture of our raw materials into munitions.This market llur military supplies, we are glad to say, no longer exists, but we shal! not allow our new-found energy to dissl- itself in mere rejoicing.We turn it upon the problem of repairing the ravages of war and of maintaining America in that high place among nations to which our war activities have raised her.To do this, to increase our wealth and secure industrial leadership for America, we must possess an excess of diversified supplies and must find markets for them abroad.To this end Ametican commerce must be ex- cended intercourse and exchange with other countries must be fostered We shall need to import certain materials, and we cannot demand payment In gold for all our exports.We must be ready to make a fair bargain, for with nations as with individuals the maintenance of satisfactory economic relations is dependent upon a reciprocity of interest.To assume that we are nationplly free to dictate the terms of commercial intercourse simply because, for example, we have thrown off the shackles of German domination in the potash and dye industries would be calamitous.We shall have to exercise great care that we do not in our present advantage over our Allies transcend our rights, and we must recognize that competition, which is the lew of life, will revive and become astonishingly keen.We must understand clearly that the economic leadership which we hope for is to be gained, not through exclusion and demination, but through the development of closer trade relations with other countries on s basle of fairness and superior commercial service The consntion of war production ts bound to throw est ef employment thonmads of men and women.| Indeed this result began to manifest itself the very day the armistice was three | signed.ounce of orciaard white at litle gost | find themselves in a new position and tu any grocer will supply Rw Both capital and labor will both must adapt themselves to the ° oa the a of the housewife ing of garments is a very necespary Kpess of clothing affects our bodity Long ago women awakened from the | and eaten.What then shall we say further of the towels shall wipe | di these dishes or rub our s dry, or | HII who are willing to put the brains and | the hour of triumph often impels the | utterance of statements that are ill- : \u2018This is a generality which, like the | | Il IN T.D.DUBU wh Formerly Donchue\u2019s Store Help Canada to defray the Expense of the Great War by Buying War Saving and Thrift Stamps - - A Special Offer | In order to give our Customers an opportunity of helping our Country to pay for, the Great War, we will give with every purchase of $6.oo one Thrift Stamp NUE is MIT CN Le à, , Te sata.nee 1 x «on Ne A = Buy \u201cThrift Stamps sold by .atise in industry during the transition from progress on a war basis to pro- gres on 3 peace basis.The uapre- | cedented wage rates imposed upon | the manufacturer during the war will fall in accordance w:th the fundamesn- tal economic law that wages vary in inverse ratio to the supply of labor.But a precipitoug return to the prewar wage scale would work great; hardship upon the laborers because; prices of commodities will tend to come down much less rapidly.Tae demand for great quantities of food- stufls for export, the high transportation rates, and the fact of seasonal production wilt some tame to up the price of foùd.Thé employer; of Isbor mast take these facts into \u201cconsideration in re- \u2018ducing wages., Me must forego a portion of his s to aid in pre- .venting too grea} a disparity between wages and the t of living.This is a necessity for the tion ot labor difficulties and fod he pao.fous expansion ef the mag e of pence products.The employer must be brought to we its justice and its wisdom.The laborer, on the other hand, must learn to \u2018sbe himself id relation to the general « cédhomic situgtion.He must rezlipe that his wes earnings are abno and that the return of the soldiers tp civikan occupations | and the cancels of war contracts will increase thé supply of labor and decrease its market value.He must content himself with less or the bene- it or everybody lor the present, in the knowledge that prices will gradually become copgmensurate with lowered wages andin the determination to work for shch an expansion of American manufacture and commerce as will eventually absorb surplus labor and raise wages.This common understanding and sacrifice on the part of the employer.and worker are neccssary for the main\" tenance of domestic hanmony.They are still more necessary for estæblish- ing American supremacy in industry and commerce, for such supremacy can be attained oaly through the unselfish co-opera of labor and capital in this critical period of reatjust- ment, The situation requires vision and patiounee; it will make yet another test of the virtue of democratic government; but we face the lssue with confidence because we believe in ourselves, we believe in democracy, and- we are conscious of a deepened love of country that will Inspire us to work together in order that America may take her place in international leadership, that is n to her in po, ular govermment, in industry and commerce\u2014J.R.Shuts, io Du Poot Magazine\u2014\u2014 LOYOLA COLLRGE CAMPAIGN Closes Mey od may be spread over threes yours Leur prier rare i Pour or six work together for (of ) through sheer starvation but you sel- LIFE IN PETROGRAD IS TERRIBLE EDUCATED PROPLE REG FOR ALMS IN STREETS\u2014CITY IS SICK TO DEATH Y .\u2014 \"80 London, May A\u2014(Correrpordence the Associated 34) \u2014Appalling.incidents of the tragedy of starvation in Petrograd are revealed by a writer in the Ruskoje Slovo a newspaper at Libau, \u201cIs Life at Petrograd really as ter- ridle as people and as the newspapers describe ét?\u201d he asks.\u201cIt- is difficult | - for me to anvwer this question; dif- to return.to\u2018the exciting and ntashic mopds evoked by abandoned Petrogyad.vers, \u201cEducated people beg dor alms in the streets and hang around public the eyes of those who eat and waiting greedily in case anyone should ve some morsel behind, \u201cChiidren msnmage in the refuge pits and ravenously devour heads of herrings and all the things dispised even by the hungry Petrogad housewife, all the things undiscovered even by the lean enfeabled Petrograd cats.\u201cI wil not tell of the terrible ju.dical proceedings where ten-vear old delrumanized boys admit with suMen synicism that they deliberately Idlled a little brother or sister who embittered their lives and devoured all the bread rations.At these things meade up the chornicle of daily happenings when we otill had a press.\u201cHow do they five who tiave not become wild beasts?They are all hungry and hunger tortures them all.But each knows that afl the others are hungry and that is why no one speaks of his irunger.Human suf- \u2018fering has lost éts vidualitn Who will pity me if 1 early die of hunger when everyone ie hungry himself?Everyone will turn away and aay in a surly voice: \u2018I too, am dying.\u2019 \u201cMen and women cease to complain.They drop in the streets dom hear anyone complain eboir his hunger his own torturing enervating bunger.They all pretend to be busy with their wonted affaire as though they had come to an uspolen agreement as though their customary existence were stil going on and nothing had altered.\u201cA school girl is running atout with her bundle of books to catch an electric car Her dress je henging from her Httle face hes drawn together so thet it le now out the size of a fest.Bbw je as.svedly hungry, hut ohe rans as oe used to rem in Says Jong ago to eatch the car as though she must run on eating houses gazing giteoudy into = and one.paving, Ta per im a piece of bread wade ou | some doubtful flour .substitute He | eats it very carefully aad ooNects all the crumbs snd returns to his game.p Nor docs his mother groan or sigh but hurriedly takes from her kttle t a worn stacking apd mends jt.|, ly she hae forgotten the re! a of food yet on hurries on, with her work | \u201cYon can feel a strain an inhuman | effort in the present daily life ot Petrograd.You feel that everything is only treld together by the power of imagination that may cesse ai any.moment.\u201cPetronçsd 14.doompaé city.a.city sick, 0 T ONE FRENCH FAMILY HAS TWENTY-TWO MBMBERS IN IN BRRVIOR Paris, Mey £\u2014Notwithstanding- ali that is ssid -abome the depopuletion- of.France larger femilies ere: by ne means scarce is\u2019 certain rural parts of | the country.A society for the encouragement of | large families freblishes a report give ing the names of 887 families in the | departmént the Loire Inferieureeach of which\u2019 bss hed more than six 1 : path æ little bay is | At the head of the list is the Mariot mother call him and {family of which tusety-ewa members.nine sons dyes éons-intaw aud ten gandeaus have joined he our of them were Tone wounded one died in ry ous\u201d onc is missing.Four won the Croix de Guerre.Numerous other families in the \u2018Saint Nazaire district have had from 6 to 18 sone and grandsons at the front.The 397 families named\u2018 furnished 4,015 soldiers to the army.+ , TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO WBSTERN PROVINGES Wisn-peg, Mas, May 3 \u2014 ued ui immigration officials, world prov.ncial \u201cleaders, are trying 4e tract an American delegaiion to the Prairie Provinces this summer.The | plans ant \u2018cipate a delegation incluéé fe representatives from every State\u2019 ¢ in the Union, members of Congress nd, State ufficials.The delegation\u2019 ould be provided with a special teal *'! which would tour the West over ond\u2019 * railway line and return over another.Recent reports from Ottawa stated that the Dominion expected to spend.\u201d at least $1,000,000 this year in attract\u2019 ing attentidn to, the Westefu 2° roviages.> y 4 Gutta Please sand EEE TIRE A a tread is\u2019 a suc mile ge feature.Sold birdeal: ers all over the Dogajaion.BY ere ee ES ul long Perche GR &, Rubber rs | | ARDONABLE SIN\u201d AY AT THE AUDITORIUM meer ERFUL PICTURE WILL BR PRESENTED THREES A wap NONDAY.TUESDAY AND WARNES A TÊLE BULL OF N BEART INTEREOT'AND WiVID \u201cTH i UNPARDONABLE SIN,\" a strong dmmg of modern life at the Audi um jpext Mpnéay.Tuesday and Wednemtay.: * nt péctare event in \u2019 Surpassing in importance any pre vious the history uchec city will be the engagement of \u201cHE UNPARDONABLE SIN\", Harry Garsron's extraordinary epic photoplay starring Blanche Sweet; under the personal direction of Marshall Ne#an, at the Auditorium Tfeatre, beginning Monday, May Sth.There willl be two presentations daily of the piotecd or a period ofithree days, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.The matinees will be given-at 2:00 and 880, and the night presentatiéns at 7:30 and 9.\u201cTHY, UNPARDONABLE SIN\u201d is one-of tise most preteutions acrees - plays thatihas ever been atteropted, sod been after months of painstafing effort and with the ex has beem/bntisted in the aid of any photophy prodaced/withéa the past five \u2018years.tds a brand new production and just now isshewiag Îts initial fune in the important theatres in the East.\u2014Axivt.8 rr - Gladys Brockwell narrowly escapedbeing shot while making scenes for \u201cPitfalls of a Big City.\u2019 This pictureis the story of crouks and thieves and whizzing bullets, but no one had anyintention of adbeting to realism to the exteñt-of using real bullets in therevolwers.But accidents will happen, and a real bullet was put into a pistolin place of a blank cartridge.The bullet sped past Miss Brockwell\u2019s check and embedded itse¥ ia a plank which lay against the studiowall If ever Miss Brockwell by any chance had an ambition to become acrook, that bullet put an end to it.She did dot faint, or do anything foolish, but she cowld net help remarking: \u201cIf ever I hays to take up suotherprefemips, it corminly won't be that of a ergok.It's too dangerous.Beinga society bud is much easier, and the cops don\u2019t bother one so frequently.\u201d \u201cPitfalls of a Big City\u201d is nowshowing at the Victoria Theatre, where it will close today \u2014Advt, MARY MILES MINTER \u2018AT THE EMPIRE ON MONDAY Magy Miles Minter's new ole in \u201cThe Intrasion of Issbel, bifted for a sho at the Empire Theatre next Mondsy.As you may racal, Mary is a Somtherver by birth.Shreveport, La., the records say, kas the honor.As Isabel Trevor, she delightful jmteuder of the story, she has a part that is Porriors congenial, not only because she portrays \u201ca budding rose of Southern, aristocraæy,\u201d but because it Is perfectly meted to ler sweet, girlish type., She does not act \u20ac pert.She has only to be M.M.M.borself.There are amusing situstions galore\u2019 to lure to your countenance, smiles.guaranteed to erase the fines of worry, Southern waffles snd missing west buttons; a cunnin\u2019 kitten anda plemp lady-of caior; a piano groan ing under the towch of one whose glass was filled twice too often; a perfectly good secret that spreads and spresde\u2014these are only some of the eleve» incidents and \u2018human touches\u201d that give delight because they hold the mirror up to every day.) Dosip-forgeteres, the.Empire on Monday.\u2014Adve.EMPIRE © \u201cDHE HOUSE OF QUALITY\" OPPOSITE CITY HALL HSNONT \u2014o- TUESDAY \u2014o-\u2014 WEDNESDAY ; MARY MILES ee THE LOVELIEST OIRL ON THE SCREEN, IN ANOTHER OF THOSB D RLIGHTFUL INGRNUE ROLES WHICH $0 ADMIRABLY SUIT HER THE INTRUSION OF ISABEL A CLEAN, WHOLESOME PRETTY WITH AMLAN FOREST AS THE FASCINATING BATCHELOR.\u2014 our I?> eu, re « ec af mose\u2019renj money thon \u2018À; +.AT VICTORIA TODAY| \u2018| tion nearly two years ago, buying the ANITA STEWART IN | \u201cFROM HEADQUARTERS\" \u201cAT VICTORIA MONDAY Chonecters in the Pley.Rose Paters uu.cccs2cncnc0c0c00se \u2019eucsseucensenes \u2026 ANITA STEWART Williaes Browp .ccscssss se se ca cansa one cross su re Earle Williams Bill Peter .\u2026 Anders Randol! Belle Waring .+e.Ruth Edwards Edward Tample vavotascss soosoe0e a\u2026ss00vorcoous Templar Saxe SYNOPSIS.Rose Peters believed in man.She looked on the protestations of love of gus of the epecies as gospel.She was ome of thousands who were yet to be stung by the of dowbt, disillusiomment.In that maddening moment when the mask fell from the face of the smiling\u2014too much smiling ~dotharis, she typified outraged womanhood, holding within her power and her palm the thing called Retribution.And when that inscrutable force called Circumstance put her own father, as an emissary of Justice, og a trail that doubled back to his own home, there to find his daughter cowering, with the fear in her eyes that told him that she had looked ou that which was the somblance of Death, did he execute the warrant which would publicly place on hér forehead the brand of Cain?Duty was a fetish with Detective Peters: love of bis orphaned daugh- tes was the ome softening influence in his life of man-hunting.A mysterious telephone call, à desk sergeant ready to take Detective Peter's report\u2014and Fate executes another mapeuver fully ss strange as paything she had contrived beforehand.On the same bill there will be shown \u201cTHE BANK\u201d one of Charlie Chaplin's biggest successes\u2014also, the 10th Episode of the famous HOUDINI Serial.\u2014Advt.SETI SLA IRMI CII IMEICIIINMIIIINICIS EINE: SISA \u2018 IN THE ROAD\u201d \"AT THE EMPIRE TODAY A story that now and again brings a tear to the eye, crantes with a thrill and a laugh and teems with the philoscstgs À et and love, such is \u201cTHE TURN IN THE ROAD,\u201d the picture now showing at the Empire.It is nothing more than a picture of life as all of us know it\u2014 a simple story but a compelling ove.\u2019 Egdie Polo in \u201cTHE LURE OF THE CIRCUS\u201d and an L.Ko.Comedy complete today's programme.\u2014Advt, AT AUDITORIUM SHORTLY WILL PRESENT A SHORT SEASON OF OPERA IN QUEBEC It will be good news to the Quebec public to learn that the Auditorium is to present.sLortiy, a short opera engagement.The Boston English Opera Company is coming to the Auditorium with a full cast of excellent performers, plays that will please because \u2018they bave everywhere had big success and were very well liked at Quebec, when presented here.The engagement of the Boston English Opera Company wi the Audisoriges on Money, May 36th and continue os May 27th na sec.ANITA CR) vy .\u2014 STEWART The Greatest Police Drama Ever Written A Powerful'Story of LOVE, of HATE, PASSION and FURY, Youw7dumberingTemotions™ will be~roused*as JEALOUSY and REVENGE \u2018Also they; have: neverjboen \u2018rowed before.by this NE (EMI vivid, colorful \u2018painting of LIFE.IN See at THE VICTORIA conde.East and join hima Mra, Setenick and the boys have left Los Angeles and sre expected to arive here ton0fTow, A Corrector of Puimonary Troubles.\u2014Many testimonials could be presented showing the great efficacy of Dr.Thomas\u2019 Edectric Od in cuning disorders of the respiratory processes but the best testimonial is experience and the Oil is recommended to al who suffer from these disorders with the certzinty stmt they will find re.bef.It will shy inflammation in the bronchial tubes as no other preparation can.\u2014 ETHEL CLAYTON AND A BIG MAC-SENNETT COMEDY AT THE AUDITORIUM .The Auditoritm Fepents today, at ail performances, the programme that was offered yesterday ,and this will be good news to theat-¢ goers, for the bill has been talked about as a sure winner.Lovely per.he! Clayton in \u201cPETTIGREW'S GIRL\" gives a very lov pers formance, whe the comedy, a Mac-Sennett product, is full of roaring lamghier.The title is ths \u201cTHE VILLAGE SMITHY\" apd the adwen- tures that befall fae hero are very amusing.Usaal prices are charged, and this programme wil be presented at 2, 3:30, 7:30 and 9 p.m.today.\u2014Advt.OMS SELECT ANNOUNCEMENT MADE OF ACQUISITION OF ENTIRE STOCK.New York, May 2\u2014Lewis J.Selznick anmounces that he has acquired the entire stock of the Select Pictures Corporatton, of which company be bas been the president since its orgauire- holdings of the Zukor Famous Play- ers-Lasky interests, to whom he has paid a olear profit of half a milkon dollars on the initial investment in the stock of the Select Pictures Corporation.The entire transaction is said to involve the paymeat by Mr.Selznick of more than a milkon doi- lars, + * This purchase gives to Lewis J.Selznick 100 per cent ownership of Select Pictures Corporation, with its twenty-one branches throughout the United States, six branches in Cauads, and agencies and offices operating all over the world.\u201cI wish to eay that I consider this purchase \u2018as the greatest bargain I ever got in my life,\u201d said Mr.Seiznick.\u201cSelect Pictures has built up : | since its establishment in August, 1917, a most wonderfully efficient dis- | \u2018tributing organization, the success of which hae crested a sensation ia the motion picture iadustry, \u201cI propose, in the future, to con- | [I tisce ite operation purely as a dis- tribating agency.Select Pictures Corporation will make no produce il tiens after exiscting contracts have expired.Select will become the dis- | | tributing- chasse) for the brains of the world.It is my plan to market through Select exchanges sucn | | | splendid attractions that producers \u2018will aaturaily turn to it as the most efficient channel for the marketing of their pictares, snd exhibitors evarpwhers will come to rely upon the fact that a picture has been bosktd through Select as sn abso- | ute quaraztee that it is ome of the pressiere attractions of the | ce To | Rasa AUDITORIUM NET MONDAY, TUESDAY MID WEBNESDAY.SCREEN ADAPTATION OF RUPERT HUGIES' POWERFUL NOVEL 1 THE UNPARDONAI SEE THE GREAT SUFFERINGS OF A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER AT THE HANDS OF THE HUNS WHEN THEY.RAIDED A BRLGIAN CONVENT.| | | PRIGES :\u2014\u2014Matisos; 150.and 250; Evening, 256, 356, and 506.| THE MANAGEMENT PERSONALLY RECOMMENDS THIS GRRAT PRODUCTION.a Te .:.FEATURING .-.| SIN\" Victoria Theatre Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday © 9 MOROCCO PROBLEM AND PEACE DELEGATES HAVE NO OCCASION TO OCCUPY THEMSELVES WITH THE DISPUTE OVER MOROCCO.Mis Mas 7\u2014In a leading article in le Temps under the title of \u201cMoreeca and the Peace Treaty,\u201d what wii he regarded in some quarters a» a somewhat remarkable piece of ine teiligenve is unobtrusively given om; obviously the iniormat\u2019on is official if not inspired.The article suggests that the Peace Conicrence is not going te take in hand the question of Morocco at a\u2019 as a general malter.The statement reads thus: \u201cCertain irformation from Madrid causes us to taink that the attitude of the corfer- ence so far as Morcieco is concerned fter Five Years of Heart Trouble Mrs.Brewer Turned to Dodd's Kidney Pills Now She 1s Telling Her Friends Who Advised Their Use the Good, Dodds Kidney Pills Have Done Insrie.Alta.May 2.\u2014(Special)\u2014 \\dvised hy her friend« to use Dodd's Kidney Pifls for heart trouble from which she had suffered for five years.Mre Marie Brewer well-known and highly respected here.is telling how much she benefitted from te treatment, Heart trouble is nearly always caused hy defective kidneys, which fail in their work of straining the impurities out of the blood.The work of the heart is made ton hard when it has to propel blood thick with impurities to all parts of the body.The result is, of course, weakness and discase, That Mrs.Brewers trouble came from her kidneys is shown ty her symptoms.\u201c1 suffered from rheuma- \u2018em, gravel.stifness of the joints, dackahe and headache\u2019 she states, \u2018My sleep was broke and unrefresh- ing T was nervons and my Hmbs swelled, My skin itched and burned at night.Tt was after a doctor trad failed to cure I tried Dodd's Kidney Pile.T must admit they did me « Jot of dood\u201d THEATY The \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d, with its up-to-date plant, was equipped to brew a Beer with any alcoholic strength, but | noticing the public was gradually coming to the light, wholesome, and nutritive Beer, so popular in Belgium, France and the United States, \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d specialized in this type of product.1 | ! ay of \u201cFron == enac\u201d Has Come ! \u2026 The New Law Now in Force, Finds \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d Ready.TODAY, \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d IS NOT FORCED TO ALTER ITS METHOD In all Cafes, Hotels, Grocery Stores, you will find \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d As Good As Ever THE FRONTENAC BREWERY has beenmisundersiood in Spain.They seem to think there that it is prapused to revise the statute of Morocco.They are consequently surprised that Spain has not been called in to deliberate upon the subject.This is a complete mistake.The conference has no occasion for occuying itself with Morocco.It is prepared to imsert certain Moroccan clauses in the treaty of peace with Germany, which is a very different matter.\u201d German Machinations The article then proceeds to argue as to the necessity for the insertion of such causes in the treaty, with the abject of preventing German machinations directed against France in Moracco in the future.and to remove the fear.arising through the existence of German influence and intrigue there, that these were being exercised for the parpose of creating European discord to the advairtage of (rermany's war aims.There has, of course, never heen any doubt upon this point.In some quarters, however, it is held to be not quite so chear that others besides the people of Spain had not misunderstood the intentions of the conierence and had assumed that the whole Moroccan situation would come up for discussion, and.if discussed.then the treaty would be revised.On the one hand, as the situation in Morocco has heen for a long time past obviously and imperatively an international question of the first order, since both the French and Spanish zones exist in effect only by international agreement, and there is in existence a complete and self-con- taimed international sone round Tangier, which is an international institution had admittedly been a failure and which needs some reconstitution, it is evident that the Peace Conference where all the interested powers are assemble i.is the one body to deal with this mai.r, and all the more so as any arrangement in res gard to Morocco may have a sensioie repercussion upon international Furopean politics.Problem Needs Settlement.The Moroccan problem must be settled.and it admits of no delay.If it is not settled at and by the Peace Conference, when and by whom will it be setvled?Again.in his statement of the French case to the Council of Ten, Mr.de Peretti in care ful terms made it clear that not only did France desire that all traces of | German effort in Morocco shouid be wipe:l out, but also that, for her own proper development and the good and tranquility of her sone, France desired that the international zone of Tangier should undergo a change of regime, and, even if the international control did not absolutely cease and region come for the future under the alireet and exclusive administration of France, as virtually a part of the French zone, that at least there BR le not be Esputed any more prausils tween Spain can casily lity \u2014 that all difficulties be- | Rexion than the\u2019r + said no such thing, but that it was the st leader, Mr.Cambo, who said this terrible thing.it has to ve should be such à modification in the he adjusted by amicable discussion be- Lremarked that theevidence appears to international control in favor of | France that it might have this effect.| Mr.de Peretti particularly emphia- Tangier, and every statement he made, as for example that France is dis-! posed to accede to the open door, to keep the port free for the trade of all the nations without restriction, and so forth, clearly suggested that France was making her b'd for the possession 0: tire international zone, and, as her newspapers put it, \u201ca {ree hand in Morocco.\u201d How, then, if this were so, and the matter was thus brought beiore the Peace Conference.should the situation apparemly be so much changed less than a week afterward, when it is announced that Spain is nristaken in imlagin\u2018ng that the question isto come before the conference at all, and that only comparatively simple questions as to the stoppage of Geman machinations are to be dealt with, in which tiere need be no interference by Spain?The large amount of space the French newspapers devoted to Mr.de Peretti's exposition of the French claims in regard to Morocco.and the vehemence with which they supported and even strengthened his arguments, and their declaration that.with all due respect to the Tzecho-Slovaks and other interesting people and countries, the Moroccan problem was, of vastly greater account, and was, indeed, the first international territorial affair of absolutely first-class importance, dealt with by the conference, showed at once the French estimate of the matter and at the some time a certain French anxiety concerning it.Is France Bidding High?It would be wrong to suggem that the French claims are regerded with complete accord and enthus asm by all international elemems represented in Paris at the present tine, or that there is an entire disposition to suppress ali critidism upon them.The anxiety of Mr.de Peretti and the press was evidently justified, There is a feeling in places\u2014the extent of it need not be calcutated\u2014that France is bidding high.There are two opposite considerations.In the first place, despite the French statements and pro- posals\u2014the sincerity of which can- LINSEED COMPOUND is 8 reliable old nglish 0 »_ Home remed COUGHS COLDS, WE PRR tween them, it is vious that any | beon tic side of the Count, who pro- extensiun of French rights and pr.vee duces the olficial reports of the Corte: leges in Morocco must be at the ex- | to support him.angd it is no fair retort sized that there must be some new ar- ' pense of Spain, who made her bid for | that a governinent could make tae of- rangement in regard to the part of | Tangier, and in some respects a rea- ' ficial reports just what it likes, and sonable one, long ago.! very often does.Aîter two or three Against this it is to be said that ! previous aitempts, another version of Spain's position in the matter is seriously prejudiced by her maladminis- this famous speech 's now quoted in the Paris press.and it entirely sup- tration of her own zon: which no ; ports the Span'sa Premieramount of ministerial explanation and insistence at this juncture can d spose of, and also her culpable negligence in permitting German intrigues and | produced in witch, again \u2018 Count de Romanones\u2019 Denial.A new statement by the latter is reaffirming operations therein to the serious in- | that it was Mr.Cambo and not he who jury of France and her allies: Spanish ! spoke of the idea of using Span\u2018sh pretensions to intermat'onai concessions also have obviously not been improved as the result of $j .in's general bearing and conduet during the war.out consideration and her just claims, whatever they inay be, rejected for the advantage of France and France alone, Another point is that if it is admitted that the international zone has been à failure, and that some change in arrangement is desirable.why should such change necessarily take the form of a delivery to France of the territory with its port.wich is the key to all enterprise in Morocco, and how is the French claim to a freehand in Morocco completely jus- eified?Ît is on these Knes that criticism of the French ideas is manly directed, and it is well that it should he understood.It is possible that an appreciation of this critical disposie tion and the strength of it, has led to the statement reproduced at the beginning of this article to the effect that France will not bring the question before the Peace Conference at all, except that phase of it which is concerned with German intrigue, In the meantime there is an in clination in some sections of the French press to insist more and more upon the failure of Spain by such evidence as can be gathered, to impede the Germans in Morocco and generally to discount the Spanish pretensions, which are at the same time be.in gadvanced in some manner of propaganda.Quite a Franco-liispano controversy appears to have developed upon what the Count de Romanones did and d'd not say to the Cortes about Spain's position in Morocco and the conditions and circumstances in which it might be changed.The Paris newspapers would have it.that he said the Spanish zone might be used as an instrument of exchange, that is, a thing to bargain with m order to secure something else, while } the Spanish Premier decleres that be ~ At the same time it is said thut Spain must not'be treated with- | | | Morocco as u \u201cpiece for exchapge.\u201d the Count de Romanones declares \u201cI disclaimed these words immediately, affirm\u2019ng tiaat the rights of Spain in Morocco are intangible, because they are derived from history, from her geo | graphical s'tuation.from old treaties and international agrecments, whose value has just heen, recognized afresh in a report read to the Peace Conference hy an authorized representative of the l\u2018rench Government.\u201d The much discusse-l speech is now quoted as follows: \u201cWe must maintain all the arrangements of the treaty of , 1912, It is not merely a matter of the | extent of the2territory bi our zone but | of theintang:bility of our rights.Ow | zone, situated along the coast, is of in- | ca'cuiable value.It is not possible to maintain that Morocco is for us an instrument of exchunge at the time when the question is about to be discussed at the gathering of the representatives of the nations from.which Spain will not be missing.Those who think as does Me.Cambo should expreas heme selves clearly: but let it not be forgote ten that the Spanish representative at that gathering will not gain any is, sistance, such as is necessary to him, in the declaration thus male that it would be convenient to us to abandon Morocco.| consider that our international political position is bound up with nur position in Morocco, Many of our difficulties have arisen from our lack of international policy.Today we have such a policy definitely, because we count on public npinion, and 1 can give assurance that Spain will have no conflict with any power on the subject of Morocco.Spain cannot 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SPASMS.Checks and arvecis thoes toe wl 8 dissssoq~FPRVER, CROUP cad AGUR.drops.graduaied ing to the din ender creates maled: Lem when ainsi oan bs Be A ne Senet matting oom [Lo - QONVINCING MEDICAL TESTIMONY wiTH RACH Soié by oi Chomiste w Prices ia Eogiend: oar hw A a 7 Vois Macuisetureses no LT.DAVENPORT, SK ir Lié, - preparations.TJ TH [IT + LAPTHRED BAK i= .i ocerra dia Ox on & SITY BY THE + OTTOMAN PORCES DESCRIB.BD BY AN ARMENIAN.\\ \u2014\u2014\u2014me Paris, May $\u2014~\u2014General Franchet \u2018|d'Ésperey recently decided to lave three high Turkish officials brought Before & court martial to asswer to t be charge of having systematicaHy orgavized the massacre of Asrmeniansft la therefore.particularly interes.ipg to read the account of the taking of Baku by the Turks which was reproduced in La RQemocratiec Nouvelle froth one of the Jew Russian papers which arrive in Paris from time to time, And which was written by an Armenian lawyer who witnessed the tépture of the city and who succeeded in gettig to Tillis géler running innumerable risks.The unknown writer, who maintains bis anonymity, declares that when at the end of July, 1918, the famous Red Guard of the Bolshevikn abandoned Kudomir, the authorities of Baku asked for assistance from the British The British H.Q.replied by wireless telegraphy that Baku must try and hold out for a few days longer until British troops could get there.On Aug.6th the first British sôldiers disembarked and from that date British troops and munitions arrived darly.British in Baku.The number of the British force was kept secret, and it was only on pel Ahat Baku was taken it was host they trumbereg 2,000 men.mostly Scot: and methodically, and nade all their Great enthusiasm was avoute their, arrival, vet galy neal ma at \u2018own but also amongst the civil population.All men from 19 to 43 years of age © jmere mobilized.Russisy (workmen god : fer cerit.of whom were Armenians ps Russians.The siege of Baku then fegan \u2018and hi\" prose artillery\u201d booms Pie barded thé town.The population, suffered great privations, the price of bread being 20 rubles a pound; meat cost.17 and 18 rubles, and there was little water.Each person was only allowed a few glases of water a day.The people bere all this without com- | plaiding, \u201cconcentrating all their efforts on the defense of the town.Al the Moham ns had abandoned the city and the g§ conymand was in the 8s of \u2018theVifferent parttes\u2014Sochr] Democrats, Social Revolutionaries, | sud, Minimaligts, New elections were held Mud th Social\u2019 Party was victorious.The writer declares that the troops tn.Baku were very discontented with their rat: ons; they received only black bread.* The British had only sufficient provisions for their own troops and could not ration the soldiers of Baku.The British General Staff was in perfect agreement with the General Staff of Baku» especially after the nomination of General Bagratuni to the chiei | command.The troops were heroic and the British were loud in their praises of the courage and heroism oi the Armenians.- Defenses Weakened.But the defense of Baku was paralyzed by the lack of reinforcements.! \u2018I'he neighboring ports on the Caspian olutionary.but at Astrakhan, they even refused to allow boats from Baku to enter.OUCH! CORNS! LIFT CORNS GFF .Doesn\u2019t hurt a bit to lift that sore, touchy com off wih 0 Drops of magic! Apply « little Freezone on that bothersoms corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then you fit it off with the fagers.No at ait! pee del 2 5 a wait tiny bottle of Ereesone for a few cents suffeiont to rid your feet of every hard corn.soft corn, or corn betwees the toes, and caftusts, without sore- » Br és Who created a re .They comes de fe up their posi 3 pe Ses not only did not come to their aid | Theoks to the Mohammadags who had remained in Baku, the enemy vonlized\u2019 portectiy the critical etute of the, a This explains why the wrincrel eus where the ow .Q.sud \u2018defense po té of- the Wen ve installed aimed at.On Sept sure \u2018st 18 o'clock, it'was announced thst the Turik ded taken the Wolves Gete.At middiy the British jelt their positions and retired to the port.The Turks the nttacked the center of the town and Lalionsky bisracks, which changed hands fhre times in the course of the afterndon.At 2 o'clock the British received orders to leave city, and when\u2019 the Knglish Anfenty and artillery grossed St, towards the- docks, the taking of th town was near at hand.gon amie then setecé She versl memberä of the rio con mittees took to the boats inhabitants.threw themselves on the boats and a great many fell into the.water.\u201d Somes were fortugate esough- ta leave town,.but the crowd on 1?o'clock there yas a little jull attacks, but at § o'clock.bey aguin\u2019 with renéwed fury.: The state of the city was frightful.Shrelis fell everywhigre snd the population fled through the streqts trying to find shelter and taking refuge on the docks, hoping to find plates on the boats.It was evident that Baku was lost.Destroyed Armenian Houses.The Turks entered the city of Sunday morning; the defenders of the city retired to the port, where not one boat was left.Their despair was heartrending.Then began the pillage and the massacres; not à house, not an apartment escaped; everything was destroyed or caried away and only 13 Armenian houses remained stand- g \"ne, mange vere - 4 Argpomian s was ets > wag the es mn Re WT ers sick, the gil bac \"were killed.few were saved by payisg earmons sums ~ ri Turks, Azertendjonsi and, Terteess partis hese m sabres, Buk -the Turks\u2019 wire ot te cruel as their companions, and when rer had dy recived moi % they some- Armenians laid \u201caside \u201ctheir dirty | ven.peotekiy victims [Ries Ta ie he Fn, es see the front, where - there _ wére soine À fine hobpital puilt a a bi sofin- Gahting Cdn of (hn) bride | Se tee one a a rs and nurses vel them- s Shan have.po ure the Me es pra the cnn in- ended to inflict on them.It is difficult to find out \u2018the number.of victims.The Tartars say 8000 and the Armenians.33y 30000.The fine city of Ermenikenda was massacred.These horfors lasted {pr thee: days.Many Armenians\u2019 todk refuge\" zmong the people of other nationalities.he Georgians pa very kind aod helpfél; at vory Geérgian saved lat léâsf one far G : the interven: the Georgian ustoms House, whose name is not even known.Another Georgian, M.Thiktadji.a restaurant keeper, hid 500 Armenians in his restaurant for three days.After the masacres were ended.all the Armenians who remained were arrested and cast into prison.Not ag Armenian was permitted to leave Baku, and anyone who tried to escape did 40 at the risk of his life.As for the narrator, he was taken in by a foreign mission and so was wble to reach Georgia.All through the journey he expected to be arrested, but he at length reached the fromtier in safety.mn ny ADALIA.Picturesque Town Occupied By The Italians.+ Adulis, which Italy, with the suggestion of Great Britain and with the approval of France, has decided to occupy with military forces, is an interesting town.On the southern coast of Asia Minor, in a far corner of the Gulf of Adalia, is sitüated the picturesque modern .town of Adalia.Few towns in Turkey can vie with it in real genuine, interest from the viewpoint oi presenting to the stranger a deep insight into the habits and customs of the people.The harbor itself is small but deep, and only little const- ing steamers can anchor well in toward the quay.The town has been buik upon a cHff 120 feet high, which commands the sea and over which tumble innumerable streams of clear, cold water that have their sources far up among the distant snow-clad mountains.\u2018These streams serve * at the same time to irrigate magrificent orchards of figs, pears and mandarins.\u201cOne sees in every part of Adalia pisces of ancient sculptures used as adornments in the walla street cor- sers, doorways, courtyards and fountains.Abomt the only antiquity, however, that has fetained its orig inal position is the splendid wall, which has been preserved almost in its entirety, although belonging wn different epochs of history, and which has naturally been patched and repaired frequently during the hundreds of years of its existence.The wall ground Adalis is similar in many respects to the one at Wisby, om the istand of Gotland, in the Bakic.Adalia ls noted for its dancing Dervishes.Greeks of this section have lived oo exclusively among themaslves for generations that they have retained many ancient its of their race.This ls also true of the Jews who reside here.The bazaars and and mosques are» are alto extremely in- Soreating, inacmash as they have retained diesiaatly Ter Turidoh char- seter sines modieval times.În some nee at ai \u2014_\u2014\"\" 1 , J acer the streets ate very narrow, nislas\u201d Sect .population.\u2019 the docks were desperate.At ps \u2018 the |.AETRANE TON entire Armenian population of the | M.se mar] \u2018years of se gresler domeand to-day thin wer.=.= and the balcomies of many of the houses project outward one above the other to such an extent that two persons can almost join hands across the street from the upper stories.In this respect many of the streets of Adalia remind me of similar streets in Bru Germany.\u2019 Adalls gfso tas à Comidersbi, silk infostry, ds om clijaate of thé\" tion is \u201cthducive to the gen the,mulbééry tree.The cocoogi®h arë@ erectfd outside the city and are interesting, that the laborers employed are made | up of the different mationalities re sidiog i in this\u2019 distride.se 254 .A YALUIGLE NETICURE 2 ?.fi .Baby's Own Tablets are a valuable medicine, for ali little 2 pe are a wild but.sever fail 10 ¢ the mat and | stomach; 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St.EEE April2extf.REI VUS 0 ONE ve A A > .; , .x CAMPAIGN AGAINST BOLSHEVISM URGED FORMER RUSKIAN GRAND DUKE URGRS WORLD WIDE CAMPAIGN.AGAINOT DANGER Parts, May 3\u2014(Correspondence of The Associated Pross)\u2014A worldwide campaign of civilisation against Bolshevism is earnestly advocated by the former Grand Duke Alexander Michaelovitch, brother-in-law of the former Emperor Nickolas of Russia, who is in Paris, he says, to tefl the truth sbout Russia.The former Grand Duke, who was for a time kept prisoner in Crimes by the Bolsheviki, urges that represeatatives of neutral nations should be invited to attend the Peace Conference to decide upon means of fighting \u201cthe danger threateniog the stability of the universe.\u201d To a correspondent of the Associated Press, the former Grand Duke nid: \u201cBolshevism is an evil force which atacks the world, ruins civilization, culture and all the moral laws.The present chaos and suffering in Russia today a striking and living itlus- tration of what may be in store for any country which permits Boishevism and the lawless principles for which it stands to obtain a foothold within its hordes.To everybody it is clear that the world must use all means to stop the spread of this poisonous disease.It is the sacred right of the peoples of each and every coun try to be warned and defended by their governments.They must not be led astray by false promises which | lawlessness and disorder can never fulfil.\u201cThe organized forces of established order must be set up as a bulwark, utilized as an instrument against the i tyranny of the formidable forces of disruption nd anarchy.The answer \u2018to Bolshevism is a firm and decided l stand against it.In order, however, to achieve success combined and co- erdinased action py the part of civi- sn nations js essenrial\u201d he.present, offers an exceptionally favorable opportunity for initiating and organizing this campaign.Now assembled in Paris are the representative statesmen of the world.; Their mission is to establish a lasting peace.But such 2 peace, no matter how ardently and universally desired, is impossible of attainment so lorg as the moral and social, the industrial and political fabrics of afl civilized countries are threatened with upheaval, overthrow and destruction by the volcanic forces of Rolshevism.To blind ourselves to this fact would be criminal folly.\u201cAdvantage shoud be taken of the presence of the Peace Conference for the express purpose of reviewing the danger threstening the stability of the universe, of probing the difficulties it presents, and of deciding upon the best means to adopt to avert the threatened catastrophe.Certain tentative decisions have, I believe, already been arrived at by she Great Powers ia regeed to tlftir \u2018policy fer counter-acting the wordt and infls- ence of Bolshevik propagandists in their respective states.But the Bolshevik peril is not local or national or even continental; it is world-wide in its scope and menace.Frontiers offer no bulwark to its advance, oceans do not hinder its expansion, \u201cNeutrals as well as belligerents should, therefore, be invited to attend the Peace Conference for the discussion of this vital which has far more bearing on the question of worid-peace than any subjects of indemmity end colonization now being discussed.In particular, I would emphasize the importance of labor and socialist orgeniza.tions being represented.It is of vital moment that the voices of labor and socialism should be heard at this eritical time.It is of vital moment also that socialists especially should realize that Bolshevism means the undermining and overthrowa] of de question, | ESA gr tions to combine in resista repudiation of Bolsheviemway measures will suffice.thae this new peril end which it represents may be tolerated, is absolutely fallacious dnd is today leading civilization to disaster.The present halfway attitude is already lendiag morel support to these forces.Delshevists, wherever found, should be declared outlaws and trested as such.AM the anti-Bolghevik organi- satiens, which are formed in different countries, must have full moral and material suppert of the respect ive governments.\u201cBut if, concurrently with the adoption of sternly repressive mes- sures in oll civilized countries, an nti-Bolshevik compaign were ineu- rated in Russia, the moral and material effect would, I believe, be tremendous.It would inspire the terrorized population of Russias, already incensed ageinst Bolshevisen, with fresh hope and courage and incentive to renewed effort to destroy Bolsheom.\u201cOf courte, Russia is \u201cthe acknowledged center of the Bolshevist propaganda.But rest assured that the Bolshevists have taken good cere to keep a careful eye on the press and all means of attempting any counter- propagand in the territory which they now hold.But, if branded as gutlaws and their government repudiated, they will be cut off from any outside aid or consolation and their aspirations to the overthrow of civilization would be laid in ruins.At the same time the districts of order and | - their people who are fighting for lib- ety would receive temendous moral courage and their faith in the eventful overthrow of their tyrants would be renewed.\u201cImmediate action is necessary, All clauses in every civilized community are in grave peril from the spread of this infection of virulent disorder.It has extended beyond Ramis into Germany and is even manifesting itself in Great Britain, the United States and other more distant countries.\u201cI.would, thercfore, repeat with emphasis the warning uttered by one of the world\u2019s statesmen, who declared that \u201cno time is to be lost.if we are to save the world.fram the despotism of anarchy as we saved.it from the despotism of astocracy,\u201d.The indication of worms are restlessness, grinding of the teeth, picking of the nose, extreme peevishness, convulsions.Under these conditions the best remedy that can be got is Miers\u2019 Worm Powdera They will attack the worms as soon as admem- istered and will grind them to atoms that pases away in the evacuations.The little sufferer will be immediately eased and a return of the attack will not be likely.Avy ete Se IST Sa 0 come ar de ajresns : \"TOO: FAT 16 FIGHT oer soldier.= CIN \u2018 La * .ee 204 pn tg yn uA SATURDAY, MA YY isi ARMENIANS LOYAL TO ALLIES None of the Conguersd Peoples Have Shown More Devotion to Cause of Liberty Than They.It has been the Armenians who have been most constant in their loyalty to the Allies, and eight months ago, from the city of Van, 130 of them went forth to take up positions which had been vacated by Russians, After the Turks took Erzerum last February they swept on against the national armies of the Armenians and Georgians through to Tabriz in north western Persia, threatening the southern Caspian ports and wiping oat all Armenians they: met, Maynard Owen Wiliams writes in Asia Magazine.They boasted that they would ktep on until they met 1e Rüsslän army.the nonexistent.\u2019 port, became ntore Nopeless.The Georgians bravely declared their independence last May; out hardly a month later 38 Georgian and Armenjan delegates in Constantinople were | utterly unable to do anything but accede to the Turkish demands that they withdraw their troops.It is.evident that the Georgians are now completely dominated.[HOTEL MARTINIQUE = BROADWAY, 324 & 384 STS ud EE be traiscd TT: TN 3, , 1 A « : figiit By the À - \u201cpians amet Georghard; Tek Aes np: © Ten rm il AU Hi I wi i Tr i I hal capoubs FN ca pe SEDER END -~ Fifth Avenue & 29th Street NEW YORK CITY An Atmosphere of Comfort and Refinement M SINGLE ROOMS, WITH BATH, $2.50 UPWARD ROOM, WITH BATH, FOR TV J Je eam.SMOKE NICOOHUS \u201cNO Property of British Government 5 Canada, for the Armies of India and\u201d Meso-* 4 Built by Ford Motor tamia, now stored in New gol Spipment cancelled account of Armistice.« FOR\u2019 SALE New (1918) Ford Commercial Cans 400 Ford Roadster Delivery-Wagons Have extra springs.Above cars ail brand new\u2014in original crates.Have regular standard Ford equipment, famps, tools, tires, ete.Are all right hand drive.Assembled except wheels and mud , guards, PRICE $530.00 each.F, O.B.cars New York.DUTY FREE TERMS :\u2014Certified check or bank draft on New York with exchange, payable to British War Mission.Mail with shipping instructions to Gaston DeSerres, Sole Representative Province of Quebec, 99 St.James.3 _ Montreal, \u2018phone Main 776 or British War Mission, 165 Broadway, New York, N.Y.ABOVE ALL OFFERED SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE OF e.y seen cers wy .- \u201car se nov 2 1866 | F- SIMARD & CIE, ENR'G, | | 142 8T.JOSEPH STREET OUR 53rd ANNIVERSARY SAL low to meet your expectations for money saving.Read Manday's paper for fuller particulars.Opening Day, Saturday, May the 3rd.IS THE GREAT ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF WELCOME TO THE STORE | To commemorate properly our 83rd Anniversary, hundreds of remarkable values will be offered: in every \u2018section.| Nothing but first quality and seasonable goods \u2018will be in this sale Making This The Great Buying Opportunity Of The Present Season | This sale will surpass all what has been done previously by our firm.All lines, advertised or not, are priced i | | | 4 a | | il in £ DEN WITH = RMEUMATISN- Fo That He Would Noves Walk Areln CPRUIT-A-TIVES\" Rreoght MA, LORENZO LEDUC .8 Ottawa St, Hull, P.Q.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is certainly a wonder.SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1918, TRANSPORTING OUR i TARY PASSENGERS PROM | MARCH 17 0 APRIL = SOLDIERS HONE CANADIAN NATIONAL RALL- WAYS MANDLED 40000 MSLI- Sp trp\u2014 A returning solfier on » transport of tramspert.A cheering crowd in an inland town, awsiting for troop trains te arrive, isn't Bkely to be per- feetty- patient either.- But 6 fairly large proportion of the workers of Canada\u2014these engaged In railway service\u2014are putting in long strenuous\u2019 days, these times of demobilization, to get the fighting men back to their homes with the least delay possible A iil carrying sbout 200 passengers.There was an unusually large amount of baggage to be handied, but this is re- girded as one of the best troop movements since the first of the year.On April 33, the Belgic, with 9850 THE POLLUTION 0F BOUNDARY WATERS REPORT MADE BY JOINT COMMISSION OF UNITED STATES AND CANADA.Washington, DC\u2014~Of much interest to the vast population living slong or traveling upon the Great Lakes and their connecting rivers, Is the international investigation, now finally reported to the governments of the Usited States and Canada, of the pollution of the waters marking the boundary between the two countries.The International Joint Commissian was requested by the two gov- eroments.te- investigate the causes JOIN THEHOST ; OF RED-BLOODED \u2019 MEN AND WOMEN Get More Pleasure Out of Life and be-of More Use in the World by Toning Up Your System With Dr.Williams Pink Pills.There are many people who lack the red blood to give color to their tips warmth to their bande and brightness to theie eyes.These people tire easily and cannot compete in school, in store, or shop or factory with the more energetic red-blooded people.Their blood being thin they are nervous and do not sleep well.Arising in the morning after an uurefreshing sleep, they begin the day badly and miss much always fesling poorly.Finally 1 was advised to try Dr.Witkams' Pink Pils, anid as I soon found they were helping me I contipued their use until I was fully cured and sm now able to properly digest any food I take As a tonic and blood-builder I know of no medicine to equal Dr.Wiliams\u2019 Pink Pills, and 1 recommend them to all in need of a medicine.\u201d .WEAK AND ANAEMIC The correction of anaemic conditions by Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills is as certain as anything in medical sciences Mise Jessie Molean Trenton, N.S.says: \u201cI was as week as it was possible fur anyone to be, and yet be atfe to go about.My blood seemed to have turned almost to water.I was pale, the least exertion would leave me breathless and when I went up Just how stupendous: that \u2018work of offietrs and troops aboard, came In a day ahead of schedule.Six hundred of these passengers were dispersed drom Halifax, but the remain- THIN AND BLOODLESS Among the thousands of women who bear testimony to the value of Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills is Mrs.W.\u201cor a year, I suffered with Rbeume- :| ail transport is, may be surmise tisue ; bei \u201c hy I er et en in bed | trom the fact that from March 11 to 0 : April 33, both dates inclusive, this medicine but withous getting better; year, from the port of Halifax there stirs | would have to stop and rest on the way.1 ofteri had severe bead.aches, and at times my heart wonld palpitate alarmingiy.A gond friend of the pleasure of living.To become active and energetic these people need a dlood-building ftonic.A tonic that gives strength and exfent 6f pollution throughout the boundary waters and to reco.n- mend remedies.One of the results and th t F would never be der were moved out over C.N.R,, rails i ! i : à to a ! able fave been andi! oper the rails of in oven special trains.o the hn he prepare at tha: restores the nerves iperea- Ferguson, Flattesvilte, Ont, who urged me to try Dr.Witlmaonw® Pink \u201cOng, duy while lying in hed, I read | ter er tu 42,008 hi y in-l \"The handling of these 49,009 troops | 1° Eres bud © the Grect kes ses the appetite and aids digestion, says:\u2014\u201cAfter the birth of my second Pills and I bave reason to be grateful abou: \u2018Pruit-e-tives\u2019:tive great fruit erior points, pu fu itary passen- and civilians by special train move- water remains practicaly in (ts orig- | will put color in the checks and lips budby I was left very weak, and was thet I took the advice.Soon after médieise; and ii seemed just whatT | quired ake at OVEN ial | ment is regarded in Cansdian railway | inal purity.in spite of the fact that and give vigor to the steps.That steally growing thinner end more beginning the use of the pills I bern Au x quired the utilization 107 special circles generaHy as a frighly satis- | 8.000.000 to 10000.000 people have {means new joy in living, increased bloodless, As time went on 1 became to get stronger, and by the time I had * needa 1 decided to-try it, \u20ac Arst box Acipad sac, and! took diuprtablots reguiariy until every trace trains as enumerated in: this newspaper from time to time, and It speaks volumes ior the sel-sacrificing factory performance, but it reflects especial credit upon the staffs of the old Government lines which are now contracted the habit of dumping ali their sewage into these waters, and the entire shipping of the Great usefulness and longer life.Wherever you find a person who has taken Dr Wilkems' Pink Pills so sua down that my ériends thought I was in a decline.I tried different medicines, but none helped me until taken seven boxes I fe't that I was again enjoying good beahh 1 think Dr.Witaimg Pink Pills are a bless- ofthe Rheumatism loft me.teal of the rank and file of the roads Te ; A I hey n faithfully, you find an enthusiastic | was advised to take Dr.Wiliams ing to weak girls and I shall always TA Ws ery confidence im \u2018Fruita that this total of almost filty thous- re are tian ot Lakes = 200000 cnet Lu lens friend of the tonic that hes made life Pink Pills.I began taldng them and warmly recommcad them.\u201d Mucs asffsttongly recommend them aud men have been moved as swiftly railway service is keenly responsive | lowed the same practice.Serious pul- mean more in many ways These was not Jong in finding that they AFTER INFLUENZA a pffecer {rom Rheumatism\", and silently as if the total bad been | ee the great obligation of handling | lution was found at many points binod-making oils have been used were helping me, and by the time I = LORENZO LEDUC.but » teath of those actually trans- 1.ch large bodies of troops over long | along the boundary waters, and it is Hor many years throughout Canada, had taken a half dozen boxes I felt Mrs.Thos.Coverdt, RR, No.2.Ban 60e.à box, 6 lop Jia} size 2c.Lh hab in will Hali distances by rail.[bere is also a de- | recommended that no untreated sew- and in almost every community, how- like a new person.1 bad cree croft, Ont.eays:\u2014\u201cFollowing an at- As alt dialers of sdhi Postpaid on F y never again aligon- | pire on the part oi the traimmen to | age from cities or towns shall be dis- | °Y°T small.can be found those who in weight, my color returned a tack of grippe I was left very weak 388-9.PAUL STRERT, | carried 2610 troops of all ranks.ians see such a procession of great ships loaded with soldiers in that magnificent harbour.The list, day by day is imposing.On March 17, the Carmania docked at-&15 a.m., with 2799 soldiers and 378 iJians.\u2018The ticketing was! rushed through and nine special trains were despusthed In ¢ hours.\u2018Two days later the Celtic warped in to her berth at 7.40 iu the evening.She In less than 4 hours the soldiers had been forwarded, the actusl time for des- paicking being placed at two hours and a half.The day foMowing, Mar.30th, the Baltic decked.She carried 5000 returning mes, to hasdle whom five specials were sent ont in three hours and 35 minutes.There was an intervai of four days before the Cre- facilitate the movement of tie trains with all possible speed, and the men | in the operating Departments especially as carrying.and will continue to carry, heavy responsibilities until the last troop ship and the last body\u2019 of Canadian troops have been cleared from the ocean ports.A Cure for Fever and Ague\u2014Dis.tusbances of the stomach end liver always precede attacks of dever and argue showing derangement of the digestive organs and deterioration in the quality of the blood.In these ailments Parmelees Vegetble Pills ave been found most effective, the fever and eugduiog the ague in a few days.There are zany who are subpect to these distressing disturbances and to these there is no bet- abating charged into boundary waturs.It is suggested that tie two jov- ernments confer upon : e commis sion jurisdiction to regulate ana where necessary to prohibit the pollu- \u2018tion of boundary waters and waters crossing the boundary.The report says the discharge of garbage and sawmill wastes should be prohibited, and industrial and other wastes causing injury should be restricted.On the problem of the necessary purification of sewage discharged into the Detroit and Niagara rivers.the commission came to the conclusion that a< an immediate step in the way of restoration of the purity of these streams, a definite standard of purl- fication should be required of the riparian communities.While nothing has yet been done \u2018owe healt and hanpilees to this farious \u201cousehold remedy WEAK AND NERVOUS One who owes present health to De Wittia s' Pink Pills is Miss Bibiane Chiasson South Beach.Quei who says:\u2014'I an.a teacher by pro.fessicn, and probably due to the close confinement and arduous na:ure of my duties, 1 became much run down and suffered from extreme nervousness.The least noise would startle me, and my heart would beat violent.{y.Indeed my condition was an un- hanny one.T had often heard of Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills as a cure for nervous troubl-s and decided to give them a fair trial.I am happy to say that this medicine completely resor- ed my health.and 1 can confidently was again enjoying my old.time health.You may be sure when opportunity offers I wi'l elas rampm- mend Dr.Wiliams\u2019 Pink Pills\u201d RHEUMATISM CURED Among the rheomstic sufferers who have been cured by the use of this medicine is Mrs, Wh.Johnston, Chatham, Ont, who says: \u2014'Some years ago while living in Mount Forest, 1 was stricken with inflammatory rheumatism, from which I euffered terrible agony.Neither the doctor who attended me, nor the remedies I tried, gave more than a lire relief for a time, and as a consequence, I grew very weak and wae cn the verge of nervous prostration.At this stage an uncle advised me to try Dr.Witaims Pink Pifis as they bad cur- and miseralde.My appetite was poor 1 suffered from headaches, my aan was sallow, and two boils broxe out.I begen taldng Dr.Willams Pink PiBs, and had onfy used à few boxes wiren 1 felt as well as ever.They drove afl the impurities from mv blood gave me a good appetite, and I have since enjoyed the best of health, I can recommend the pills to anyone euffering from impure blood or skin disease.\u201d By boiling vp the tlood Dr.Wil- Kams' Pink Pls cuore all 22 group of troubles due *0 weak \u2018watery blood Among these may be men- téoned anaemies, rhemnatism, imdiges- tion, neuralgia, pimples and erup tions, and that always tired feeling that comes from weak blood cvn where there may be no more ero- ¢ largest QUEBEC.tic docked at 8.06 am, with 1802 sol- | aration procurable as a means | in the direction of conferring upon | recommend it 40 afl suffering from ed him of a severe attack of rheuma- nounced symptoms of fl-bealth.Take The firm of Sears To dier Per out Ars Jour specials of pari \u201c * the commission jurisdiction \"i carry nervous troubles.\u201d tism.I took his advice and faithéoily De.Williams\u2019 Dink P%g 29 2 Sonic # \u2019 ;, baeeo sed Tabacce were moved out i SX far os.3 er out its recommendations, the two gov- used the pills for several months, you are not in the best physiezs con- | \u2026 in Canada minutes.Next day, March 25, the \u201cHave you 8 recommendation f eroments have within the past few INDIGESTION CURED when 1 found myself fully restored to dition an culfivate resistance tint A barns phe] te Best tot Borel cure, ve J oop your Last place?\u201d \u2018 lon from | weeks requested the commission to| Mrs.M.Kel'y Windsor, Ont.says: health, with every veshige the will hp Jou pa and strong.de Manufacterers.specials were despatched in one bour| \u201cYes, sir: seven months off for | Pmt to them a draft of a definite | \u201cI suffered from indigestion for yey.rlieumatiom and every sverplom of edict ro aux eat .amd three-quarters.good behavior.\u201d plan by which this and the other re- | eral years.and although I was con- the serve trouble gone.i have A er A me Ncine, by ad coms M.13xta, thstxtf Then a.the giant OL.ic with commendations may he effectuated.| stantly taking doctor's prescriptions, no return of either trovhle ne =» porcs or ® from e .wn be High winds pre ented - Upon this important work, involving | they did nnt cure me, and the result feel very gratefnl for t Dr.- ne ams\u2019 edicine 1.Brock- - : her immediate dockin, Pod the SMOKE MACDOHALD'S NE\" novel questions of international law, | was that T was greatly run down and liams' Pink Pills dd for me., Amira odie \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014=7=\u2014\u2014\u2014 mené | troops or most of hey had to bel the commission is now engaged.WA pe wants THERE IS GNLY ONE RONGE-0 ee All origioal bottles of RONGE- O, \"The Perfect Orange Drink,\u201d labelled and crown embossed Chironicté Patrons the convenience of the publie, \u2018Ohroniele bas teen in the babit small anpouuçements and g.adices that \u2018ale bought inte office of communicated over the during \u201cthe course of the ise that the management has de- to discentinue it.| | a laborious job for all concerned, but \"| ried 3384 passengers and 8 specials - | more tian three hours later, 4 specials 5 hil it i brought off by tenders.This proved ty dint of hard work, special after special was sent forward until toe | great finer was cleared.This consumed a great deal of time, and, before there was much tême to think about it, the Cedric with 3580 men, aad the Minnekhads, with 2451 reached dock, both on March 37th.Eight special traing were utilized to handle the complement from the Cedric, while six were necessary to take care of the forwarding of those ffom, aboard the Minnetchads.On March 30th, at 530 pm.the Regina docked with 1981 officers and men from practically every province in Canada.Within three hours and 20 minues, § special trains had been despatched and the local units had been ticketed for the regular traine.On April 1st, the Canada docked at 9 o'clock.She carried 1351 soldiers.Three special trains had been despatched within 8 hours and 36 mm- utes after disembarkation; the actual time between departure of the first snd that of the last, being three- quarters of an hour.On April 6 the Northland docked at 440 pm.She carried 1827 soldier passengers.Two dours later her complement bad been forwarded, only 18 minutes passing between the dee parture of the trains.It is at this point in the records that the firot rominent mention is made of the were despajched in 4 hours.On April 9 the Megaatic arrived in \u2018the harbour with 117¢ soldier passengers and 200 civilians, a total of 1379.The Lapland docked at 5.30 in the evening with 1974 passengers, and in a little were despatched.Right days later\u2014 April 18&\u20144he Carmania docked at 156 pan., with 3000 treops.| Six spe- clols were despatebed in a little more than 6 hours.There is also a note in the records in the case of this ship about the quantity of baggage to be handled Two days hater\u2014AprR 20\u2014 the Adriatic arrived at 588 p.m, with 1841 passengers.Four hours after the time of docking 4 special trains Seen despatched.en en April 81 the Olympic was agin, docked at 1130 am., She carried SONS d 308 civilians, sonal of LOTS, n trains were deopatehod hours sad « wie [orwanrd HE I i This Is the tims to see fo it.Take our advice.M the public only knew fo what proportion Footwear has gone Up, A Fine List of Prices to Consider and Think Over A Clearance in our Foctwear Department.Saturday's offers are worth all the sales In this Department, | All lines which cannot be renewed sacrificed without hesitation, GET YOUR NEW FOOTWEAR.would not suffice to contain the crowds of purchasers.I Is friendly advice that we give to our customers when we We follow commerce, We do not exploit.The same shoo at the regular price wou id cost 2 00), to 259, more, such as EXAMINE OUR LIST.IT IS VERY ELOQUENT.our sale would prove a wild success.Ou shop, arthough spacious, } the prices are today.say; \u201cBuy now.Our prices are based on the old cost prices.\u201d À What will they be later?§ + $4.96 BLACK CAL?BOOTS, Neo- ™ $2.38 SOLID LEATHER BOOTS, $2.39 PATENT LEATHER 2.09 BALANCE OF LINES\u2014Grey DONGOLA OR BOX CALF ge amount of military baggage to .TENT LEATHER | CALF OR BOX CALF i Ou te meer he MAHOGANY BOOTS, ol BOYS BOX CALF JOOTS, | OIRLS PA .ALF OR BOX CALF LA OR os hot Caronia docked at 0.4 pm.She car.prise for Mea, latest sevte Pmt BOOTS arts Peer ee | Uy sises 1170 18.Price \u201d 10 and 11 for Men Price © $1.98 WE DRAW YOUR ATTEN.» ted À fess 1% en.Bris \"7 $4.95 BOOTS for Young Girls.Price $2.29 LACED BOOTS, high heels, black cravanette uppers.$4.39 Megantic did not dock st once and heal Boots, high heals and high TION TO THOSE FIGURES J the disembariation of troops car- _\u2014 point patent 1 en mod 9 Tepe er Box Can c to ior re uppers, sizes § to 7, for Ladies.\u2014THRY MEAN A GRIAT \\| ried on by tedder, necessarily à slow, $4.29 $1 98 DEAL.laborions process, but three soddier $4.95 $1 99 .and one civifian special had been des- || patched in two and three-quarter = ~ a ! | hours.On the day following, the DONGOLA BOOTS, Good BOX CALF BUTTONED | PATENT LEATHER | LADIES LACED BOOTS, DONGOLA BLUCHER Er high heels, latest style.ce $4.85 BOOTS, Military heel, patent leather toe caps.Price $3.75 VELVET CALF BOOTS, latest atyle, for $6.49 DONGOLA BOOTS, sises 11 to 8, for Young Girls.$1.79 L A lot of BOOTS fer LADIES Value $400 to $500 To them.$1.99 CALF BOOTS, latest novelty, medium point, sizes for Menose \"BOOTS ON SHOES FON CHILBRER.bc.Always shop at the store of | Myrand & Pouliot, Lid., ST.ROCH .BROWN OR BLACK SHOES FOR CHILDREN. + \u20ac SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1919.si.i\u201d - Por end our Sore | pssannoonsouacnane WANTED.& OCEAN SAILINGS.®| WANTED.\u2014 Lady Stenogrepher, ADOLPHE HUOT REG'D.o | only one with previous experience | 8.CXF OG OO ORF NL 0 NG 0 | and reference need .pply.The Robert MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS MARINS Complied for The Chronicle by Reiord Co, Lomised, 07 St.\" Peter St STRANSHIP, RAILWAY AND ENGINEERS Telegraph = 8 St 9g Seneral Steamabip | WANTED.~#n expericnsed Cook, , SUPPLIES .Tinsmithing i ; geat, - Louis street with referaces, sent pacs Aor to.KE Plumbi ; * Subjes+ Changs.rs.Porteous, St.stronillsy i vou secte Day am ee ===, | MERCHANT MARINE | MONSTER VES ER LN At Your Service Day and Night.Coppermnithing SELS Spa New York Teves | WANTED \u2014lumediately Telephone Night end Worimhop 6579 and .Southampton servant for small family upbby 71 7 EE EE manioc | STARTS OPERATION BUILDING AT CAMDEN 20x59 \u201cCanada , .+.Quebec.Li HOUSE WANTEDxIn good Yo- 63 Dalhousie St, - - Quebec, P.Q.| «orden Nes Vos Liver gal.Demrale lest.Apply B.\u201cBaltic .New k.Liverpool es .\u2018Aprilssatm, .| TAKES OVER SHED IN MONT | ARE LARGEST UNDER CON.|15_Melita Quebec.Liverpool | WANTED__Fire class Upholéter, \u201c\u2014Mauretania .New York .Southampton 14\u2014Celtie.New York Liverpool 15\u2014Cassandra.Quebee.Glasgow j 17\u2014Scotian .Quebec.Liverpool New York, May 2\u2014The New York | *\u2014Caronia .New YorkLiverpool Shipbuliding Corporation is building 21\u2014Megantic .Quebec.Liverpoel at its Camden, N.J., yards, three of | \u201c \u2014Scandinavian.Quebec.Liverpool the largest steamships under con- |33\u2014Saturnia .Quebec.\u2026.Gtusgow struction at any plant in the United | \u201c \u2014Minnedosa .Quebec.Liverpool REAL HARBOR AND M SHIPS TO BE IN SERVICE.STRUCTION AT ANY PLANT IN UNITED STATES, apply chief stewasd, Chateau Frontenac.qe xt WANTED\u2014Head Linen keeper for large Hotel in the vicimity of Quebec 800d wages to experienced woman.Apply P.O, Box 146, Quebec Apl6tf \u2014_\u2014 rm WANTED.\u2014Waitresses for à large Hotel, au the vicinity of Quebeé good Montreal, Que, May 2\u2014The Canadian Government Merchant Marine, | Ltd, th subsidiary which will operate ; the Dominian Government steamers on May ist.took over a shed on the LAUZON ENGINEERING, UMITE Hezd Office and Plant.I ; | LEVIS, P.Q.CANADA (Opposite City of Quebec).water iront and opened offices.The | States.The hesd of the technical di- |24\u2014Carmania .New York.Liverpool | rage - ; | | BRASS d IRON FOUNDERS Marine Superintendent of the new vision of the Emergency Fleet Cor |29\u2014Grampian .Quebec.Liverpool ra 2 experience sid, Asiy ASS and, : 5.i government steamers, will be H | poration is authority for the states 31\u2014Saxonia .New York.London : i co: sn uilders of Land and Marine Engines and Boilers Il descriptions, ! Milburne, formerly Superintendent of | ment, and the vessels in question are an avre L oies ae To wit: ! Builders > so of auxiliary machinery for = au d {the Canadian Northern Steamship | now rising rapidly on their respective | June Steamer.From To 885.000.00 TO INVEST EE | pe | Company.The first vessels to leave | ways.Their length over all is 5355, 2\u2014Aquitania .New York., c.iY OF QUEBEC General Repairs will be attended to at short notice.I port will carry Canadian products te ! feet, which when completed will give .Southampetn ] TO INVEST $55,00000 reed, ; tq, : Ç kr | ! West Andies and South Amerkku {each a displacement of 21,000 tous,| 4\u2014Corsican .Quebec.Liverpool invest, Loss on first mokédfges CITY HALL.ports, returning with foodstuffs and and equipped with huge Westing-| 7\u2014Canada .Quebée.Liverpool) Sutns of $10,800.00 preéermed.Apply BY-LAW N | ae rames 1 22 A28xim | sugar.Twenty ships will be running | house turbines they will be capable | \u201c\u2014Metagama .Quebec.Liverpool [ to Roy & Baillargeon, Notaries 126 Y-LAW NO.2L.in the service before the middle oi | of a speed of cighteen knots.10\u2014Mauretania.New York.St.Peter street Quebec Telephone E-Javr to Arend Bo | === \u2014 iE eee T= ==\"==\"| the season.The contract for these three vessel .Southampton | 1390 maylxé aw 10 Arend Bylaw No.8 Con-! was awarded the yard by the Emer | 13 Melita .Quebec\u2026 Liverpool | 75e pry | cerni~g Taxes.\u2018 SHIPPING NOTES gency Fleet Corporation in January, | * \u2014Orduna .New York.Liverpool \u2018 .i at The \u20ac, P.O.8 T, Metugama after | 1918, and they mere designed as | 14\u2014Caronia .New York.Liverpool FEMALE HELP WANTED.\u2019 le sa Langage) © landing Quebec passengers and those | transports originally, but with their |17\u2014Royal George.! ; tae Municipal dor the West left for Montreal last, ultimate use as passenger and [reight New York.Liverpool | SOT THE WORDS FOR A ÿ Quhee, he!d | night at 9 o'clock.steamers being kept in view.A con: [20 Cassandra .Quebec.Glasgow antee publishe \u2019 nd guar a Clie of a.trast for six additional vessels of the |; Megantic.Quebec.Liverpool | poe ri EE da ua Submit R day of The tugs Georgia and Lutz leit for | same size has since heen awarded the PRR CHESTER MUSIC Soinsre hundred above yesterday at 5 p.m corporation, all of whih, it was de-| HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.Suite 2085, Chie - in coniurmity $0.cided, will be finished as passenger (Daylight Saving Time) Deasbora, , Shieego._ cie fa Below The steam barge J.W.Follette | and freight steamers.April AM PM nel, pursuant ! + beft outward yesterday aiternoun at| As such any of the vessels will have pri Np \u2019 SITUATIONS VACANT.io fue obrervance | JARGER PURE WOOL COMBINATIONS 440 pm.accommodation for 500 cabin pas-| May AM PAM prescribed bs | ; ce a .sengers and as many steerage as|Saturday .3 8.50 929} PICTORIAL HRSTORY OF 5e made and} JARGER PURE WOOL UNDERVESTS, The steam barge Fairfax arrived | may be desired up to 1,000, and in Sunday .4 940 102] GREAT WAK 400 official Canadiaa | were pres.down from the lakes yesterday at | addition, will carry 9,000 tons of \u2014\u2014\u2014 British photog-apas, 16 color plates, wiv al the mem-i | JAEGER PURE WOOL DRAWERS, 5.13 pm.and the steam barge Ed-|cargo.As transports, however, their MACDONALD'S \u201cIN Author Professor (Major) Wallace, Counrii of the : ward Pyke and tow left down at | capacity for humun freight will he SHO Kr Toronto University, three years over- \u201c to sav: His 8.13 p.m.approximately 3.500 troops, incliding seas.Send for our sample and con- bermer Bet.Ly ; \u2018 = .ss the regular quota of officers, and: vince yourself that owrs is ior.: ard.(St RY, WHITE SILK COMBINATIONS.The steamer Brendon passed Cape | such military equipment and stores as Write Noday to Camadian War Bob.art 7 a C Mer, Fuser, Cau.Lautier, 3 tin, Mercier, Seguin.$ the City of | Queher, ant the